Arbitrage was filmed in New York in the United States of America.

Filming locations:

101 Park Avenue

In the movie

In reality

The scene was filmed A 49 story office building constructed in 1982 that sits a block from Grand Central Station.

Julie's Apartment

In the movie

Scene where the street frontage and nearby alley setting support a more private, covert side of the story, visually separating a secondary residence from the polished corporate world and highlighting secrecy and risk.

In reality

The scene was filmed 77 White Street sits in Tribeca near older cast-iron buildings and narrow streets that can be dressed for gritty, private moments. The area provides a grounded contrast to Midtown luxury and supports discreet arrivals and departures.

Robert Miller's Apartment

In the movie

Scene where the exterior and neighborhood are used to sell the character’s high-status home base, with controlled, refined streetscape reinforcing privacy and privilege while tension builds around his personal and professional exposure.

In reality

The scene was filmed 19 Gramercy Park South is a private, upscale residential building facing Gramercy Park in Manhattan. The surrounding blocks feature historic architecture, controlled park access for keyholders, and quiet streets that read as elite New York living.

New York County Supreme Court

In the movie

Scene where the courthouse exterior is used to underscore escalating legal consequences, adding authenticity through a recognizable justice setting where institutional authority contrasts with private attempts to control outcomes.

In reality

The scene was filmed The New York County Supreme Court building at 60 Centre Street is a major civic landmark in Lower Manhattan, with a formal façade and constant courthouse activity. Its surroundings naturally convey legal stakes, procedure, and public scrutiny.

In the movie

Scene where the gallery space supports scenes involving the art-business side of the characters’ lives, using a credible Chelsea address to connect luxury, taste, and money with a public-facing cultural setting.

In reality

The scene was filmed 530 West 25th Street is in West Chelsea, an area known for contemporary art galleries and converted industrial buildings. The block’s clean façades and gallery infrastructure provide a realistic setting for art-world scenes and events.

Central Park (near Gapstow Bridge)

In the movie

Scene where the park setting near the bridge is used for transitional beats away from offices and apartments, giving the story a public-yet-personal backdrop where characters can move, talk, and react under open daylight.

In reality

The scene was filmed Gapstow Bridge is a well-known pedestrian bridge in Central Park with views toward Midtown and surrounding trees and paths. The spot is heavily photographed and easy to recognize, offering a calm public space amid dense city streets.

The Plaza Hotel

In the movie

Scene where the hotel frontage and immediate area are used to stage moments tied to status and high society, visually reinforcing the character’s cultivated image and the polished world he tries to keep intact.

In reality

The scene was filmed The Plaza is an iconic luxury hotel at the edge of Central Park, widely known for high-end hospitality and prominent New York social history. Its entrances, frontage, and surrounding streets reliably communicate prestige and wealth.