Chinatown

A neighborhood alive with detail.

Mott Street, the curve of Doyers Street, and the gathering spaces of Columbus Park offer different introductions to Manhattan’s Chinatown. Food markets, restaurants, neighborhood businesses, and cultural institutions keep the streets closely connected to daily life.

The built landscape includes older walk-up apartments, mixed-use buildings, and newer residences. Its appeal is inseparable from the activity below: deliveries in the morning, busy storefronts, and the layered history of Lower Manhattan expressed at the scale of a city block.