Pearl & Pine is a large Financial District conversion with in-home laundry and an extensive creative, fitness and wellness program. Residents praise the door staff and apartment finishes, while construction noise, service interruptions and delayed amenity openings feature prominently in complaints.
Residents praise the door staff and apartments, but repeatedly report construction noise, unreliable hot water or cooling, and delayed amenity openings.
The front-desk team receives praise from both satisfied and dissatisfied residents.
Residents praise the apartment finishes and the music, photography and fitness rooms they have used.
Residents report drilling and hammering near occupied apartments, including early mornings and weekends.
Several residents describe repeated interruptions or systems that do not work reliably.
Residents describe missed opening dates and difficulty getting clear updates from management.
A two-story gym, pool deck and spa complement the attended lobby, in-unit laundry and valet garage.
Also here: Bike storage · Spa with salt room and saunas · Sports simulators and gaming room · Coworking space · Resident lounges and sports bar · Bookable event room
Pearl & Pine is located at 180 Pearl Street, New York, NY 10005. 180 Pearl Street is close to South Street Seaport, the East River waterfront and downtown subway connections. Stone Street and the surrounding Financial District provide restaurants and everyday shopping.
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One housing complaint is recorded, concerning air quality. Conversion work on the building and several nearby properties could bring renovation noise and disruption.
0.1 reports per 100 apartments, versus 28.8 for other comparable apartment buildings in New York.
| Category | Reports | Latest | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Sep 2026 | |||||||
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No HPD violations recorded in this period.
| Project | Work type | Distance | Latest permit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conversion | On building | Jul 2026 | |
Conversion of floors 1–19 of the existing office building into apartments. Permitted work: general construction, mechanical systems, sprinklers, structural. | |||
| Conversion | 400 ft | Sep 2026 | |
Conversion to residential use. Permitted work: general construction, mechanical systems. | |||
| Conversion | 500 ft | Jun 2026 | |
Conversion to residential use. Permitted work: general construction, mechanical systems, plumbing, protection and mechanical methods, sprinklers, standpipe, structural. | |||
| Conversion | 600 ft | May 2026 | |
Conversion to residential use. Permitted work: general construction. | |||
| Conversion | 750 ft | Aug 2026 | |
Conversion to residential use. Permitted work: general construction, plumbing. | |||
Recent one-bedroom asking rents were below the Financial District median, while studios and three-bedrooms were above it. Two-bedrooms were close to the area median.
| Apartment | Range | Median rent | Median size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | $3,955–$6,745 | $4,452 +8% vs area | — |
| 1 bed | $4,570–$7,950 | $5,045 −6% vs area | — |
| 2 beds | $5,625–$8,980 | $7,410 −2% vs area | — |
| 3 beds | $9,295–$14,500 | $11,865 +10% vs area | — |
20% of listings offered free rent, most commonly one month.
About one in three listings offered free rent, most commonly one month. If the apartment you like doesn’t include an offer, it’s worth asking whether leasing can extend one.
5% of listings offered free rent, most commonly one month.
23% of listings offered free rent.
38% of listings offered free rent. If the apartment you like doesn’t include an offer, it’s worth asking whether leasing can extend one.

A nearby rental with a large fitness club, restaurants and a market inside the building.

A nearby condominium alternative with an indoor pool and rooftop lounge.
| Apartment | Beds | Rent | Size (sq ft) | Available | Days listed | Listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
#912#912 | 1 bed | $5,000 | — | Sep 18, 26 | 4 | StreetEasy |
#1502#1502 | 1 bed | $6,210 | — | Sep 18, 26 | 4 | StreetEasy |
#1147#1147 | 2 beds | $7,140 | — | Sep 15, 26 | 4 | StreetEasy |
#1107#1107 | 2 beds | $7,660 | — | Sep 15, 26 | 4 | StreetEasy |
#1104#1104 | 2 beds | $8,880 | — | Sep 15, 26 | 4 | StreetEasy |
#1143#1143 | 3 beds | $11,700 | — | Sep 18, 26 | 4 | StreetEasy |
How fast they go: Recent listings spent a median of 10 days on the market, versus 19 days at comparable apartment buildings nearby. About one in four left within a week, so move fast when you see an apartment you like.
| Apartment | Beds | Last asking rent | Size (sq ft) | Last on market | Est. lease end | Listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
#421#421 | 2 beds | $7,155 | — | ~1 yr ago | Dec 2026 | StreetEasy |
Past availability and off-market dates suggest these apartments may be nearing the end of their current lease. If a resident doesn’t renew, the apartment could become available. Ask the leasing team early about any unit that interests you.
New listings in past 12 months
Budget about $275/month on top of rent for electricity, internet and the required $125 monthly amenity fee.
| Cost | Monthly amount |
|---|---|
Utilities Utilities Electricity~$100 Electricity is paid separately. We estimate $100/month. Source: Pearl & Pine · Con Edison bill illustration | ~$100 |
Internet Internet Internet is paid separately. We estimate $50/month for a basic plan. Source: Pearl & Pine · Verizon plans | ~$50 |
Amenities Amenities $125/month. Current offers may waive the first six months. | $125 |
Estimated monthly total
~$275| Cost | One-time amount |
|---|---|
| Application Application Budget up to $20 per applicant for screening. Source: Pearl & Pine · New York tenant rules | Up to $20/applicant |
| Security deposit Security deposit Qualified applicants may receive a $1,000 refundable security deposit; otherwise budget up to one month's rent. | From $1,000 |
