New luxury rental building premiers in Downtown Manhattan.

Move over Melrose, Greenwich Place is here! This new luxury rental building in the heart of Downtown Manhattan is sure to offer all of the drama, intrigue and character that New York's upwardly-mobile professionals have been craving.

Greenwich Place, located at 120 Greenwich Street, has opened its on-site office and is already pre-leasing apartments available for July 1st occupancy. The 103-unit building includes a mix of newly-renovated studios and one-bedrooms, in addition to three two-bedroom penthouses.

The luxury doorman building, which was recently converted from commercial use to residential use, offers loft-like apartments with very high ceilings, restored antique heart pine flooring, double-pane loft-sized windows, year-round digital climate control, recessed lighting and high-speed Internet access. Kitchens include solid maple cabinetry, granite-like countertops, blushed ceramic floors, new high-end appliances and microwaves and dishwashers in every unit. Bathrooms feature a very large mirrored vanity and patterned tiling.

"Greenwich Place is the ideal residence for those discerning renters who do not want to sacrifice quality for prices" said Andrew Heiberger, president and chairman of Citi Habitats, the building's exclusive leasing and marketing agent. "With studios starting at just $1,695 and one-bedrooms starting at $1,850, we fully expect each apartment to fly off the market at an unprecedented pace."

Building amenities for Greenwich Place include a rich pear wood and verde marble lobby, 24-hour concierge, on-site valet services, complimentary health club, laundry facilities, limited on-site parking and a roof deck. The property is located just two blocks from the World Trade Center, steps from the brand new Amish Market, is a three-minute walk to the Hudson River esplanade and park, and has easy access to all New York subways, New Jersey PATH trains and all major bus routes.

"Greenwich Place offers quality finishes, unique architectural detailing and high-end amenities more often found in condominium buildings than rental buildings," said Lawrence Devine, CEO of Barrington Development, the owner and developer of Greenwich Place. "This, coupled with its strategic location near a major grocery store, the World Trade Center shopping mall and New York's finest parks and views, should prove to be a winning combination for renters."

In addition to all of the amenities offered to renters, Greenwich Place is currently offering a one-month paid incentive to all real estate agents that lease an apartment at the property.

Barrington Development has successfully converted more than 18 commercial and residential buildings over the past 24 years in New York City, Philadelphia and Moscow.