About the Building

88 Pine Street, also known as Wall Street Plaza, is a Class A, 32-story commercial office tower prominently located at the intersection of Pine Street and Water Street in the heart of Manhattan’s Financial District. Built in 1971 and renovated to meet the demands of modern tenants, this steel-and-glass icon offers sweeping East River views, dramatic window lines, and a commanding presence amid the Downtown skyline.

The building delivers over 624,000 rentable square feet of premium office space and is home to a diverse roster of financial services, technology firms, and global institutions. With flexible full-floor availabilities, prebuilt suites, and plug-and-play options, 88 Pine Street accommodates a wide range of tenant profiles—from boutique investment firms to corporate headquarters.

Recent availabilities include high-floor suites with expansive perimeter window lines and multiple corner offices, offering abundant natural light and panoramic views. Prebuilt layouts commonly feature reception areas, glass-fronted conference rooms, executive offices, open workstation zones, wet pantries, and internal restrooms. Many units come fully furnished and are available for either direct lease or sublease.

Tenants benefit from six high-speed passenger elevators, professional lobby security, and direct access to nearby transit options including the 2, 3, 4, 5, J, Z, and R subway lines—all within a 2–5 minute walk. The location is ideal for commuting employees and visiting clients alike, with close proximity to the South Street Seaport, Battery Park, and Fulton Transit Hub.

Wall Street Plaza also features a dedicated loading dock, 24/7 building access, upgraded mechanical systems, and modernized common areas. Ownership maintains a responsive on-site property management team with a strong reputation for service.

Whether your firm is seeking a high-efficiency workspace or a premium executive office with skyline views, 88 Pine Street offers the flexibility, visibility, and infrastructure to support your business growth in Lower Manhattan’s most recognizable financial corridor.

88 Pine Street – Where Wall Street Meets the Waterfront.