75 Murray St

75 Murray Street, Tribeca – The Bogardus Mansion
At the crossroads of history and modern commerce, 75 Murray Street stands as one of Tribeca’s most distinctive and storied addresses. Known as the Bogardus Mansion, this extraordinary property was built in 1857–58 and showcases a striking cast-iron façade in the Venetian Renaissance style—an enduring testament to James Bogardus, a pioneer of cast-iron architecture.

Spanning approximately 15,000 gross square feet (including 2,500 square feet below grade), the building has played a meaningful role in New York City’s commercial evolution. Originally home to the Hopkins brothers’ glassware enterprise, it later became the headquarters of Knickerbocker Annunciator, a key supplier of elevator and electronic cable systems during a period of rapid urban expansion.

A thoughtful restoration in the mid-1990s transformed the property into a highly functional mixed-use asset, preserving its architectural integrity while adapting it for modern use. Today, the building serves as both a workplace and a cultural venue, with its dramatic interiors frequently hosting events and performances.

Rental Income Summary:
Restaurant (lease through September 2034):$32,500/month → $390,000/year
Floor 3 (Owner’s family using / projected): $10,000/month → $120,000/year
Floor 4 (leased through 2027): $10,000/month → $120,000/year
Penthouse (leased through 2027): $15,000/month → $180,000/year
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Total Rental Income: $67,500/month → $810,000 annually