SoHo comprises the area south of Houston Street, west of Lafayette Street, north of Canal Street, and to the east of either the Huson River, Sixth Avenue, or West Broadway, depending on who you ask. While distinct, it shares many characteristics with its downtown neighbors: Greenwich Village to the north, Tribeca to the south and west, and Nolita to the east. An attraction in its own right, SoHo is in many ways the Midtown of Downtown, with packed streets, high-end shopping, and expensive real estate. Much of the area is now a historic district to preserve its unique character, but that hasn’t stopped it from continually ranking as one of New York City’s trendiest neighborhoods in the minds of locals and visitors alike.
SoHo is often thought of as the poster neighborhood for urban regeneration. Originally a manufacturing area for much of the early-to-mid 20th century, SoHo became a haven for artists looking for inexpensive lofts to rent as limited residential space in the city made housing unaffordable. Saved through strong community activism from being torn down to create a highway across Lower Manhattan, it has since transformed and is now appreciated for its wealth of cast iron architecture on a scale found in few other places in the world.
To see what SoHo has become -- no longer the neighborhood of sweatshops, but instead a shopping mecca -- is essentially a study in contradictions. Some of New York City’s richer residents pay top dollar to live in cast iron penthouses, while attempts to keep the artistic presence of the area intact have lead to what are essentially artist quotas in residential buildings. Formerly desolate streets are now crowded with visitors seeking the quintessential city experience. Perhaps it is these layers of society that keep people coming back, or maybe it’s the architecture. Either way, SoHo will continue to be fashionable for years to come, bringing with it new residents who wish to keep the city one step ahead.
SoHo, Tribeca | 139 Wooster Street
The once desolate area that encompasses SoHo is now one of Manhattan’s most renowned neighborhoods. SoHo’s historic architecture is an attraction in its own right, as is 139 Wooster, a contemporary condominium that definitely stands out from the blocks of cast iron lofts. Cobblestone streets lined with boutiques and galleries give way to busy thoroughfares that rival any sight in Midtown. While SoHo may no longer be one of New York’s City’s more bohemian neighborhoods, it has a character that is distinct and forward-thinking.
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Amenities- courtyard
- fitness center
- garden
- views
Features- concierge
- rooftop deck
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| Rentals | from $11,500 |
SoHo | 145 Spring Street
145 Spring Street offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. The apartments at 145 Spring Street are available for both established and brand-new New York City residents. 145 Spring Street is a rental building. Apartments at 145 Spring Street have design features like oversized windows. A Pre-war High-rise building, 145 Spring Street offers apartments for residents. This building spans 8 floors with 5 apartments. 145 Spring Street was established in 1910. 145 Spring Street is a Pre-war High-rise building offering apartments in Manhattan.
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SoHo | 151 Wooster Street
Offering residences in the City That Never Sleeps, the apartments at New York City’s 151 Wooster Street are a place to call home. A take on the condominium, these apartments are currently available on the market. Details like fireplaces are crafted into several apartments here. Building-wide amenities range from its children's playroom to its concierge. The building at 151 Wooster Street is an opportunity for those looking for a new home in New York City. With 8 floors and 10 apartments, 151 Wooster Street offers choices for residents. This was established in 1915. The condominium apartments on 151 Wooster Street provide available apartments in New York City’s SoHo.
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Amenities- children's playroom
- doorman
- fitness center
- storage room
Features- concierge
- rooftop deck
- wine cellar
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SoHo | 211 Elizabeth Street
Living at 211 Elizabeth Street may appeal to Manhattan apartment hunters searching for New York City homes. Building features and amenities include bike room and concierge. Details like fireplaces are crafted into several apartments here. The building at 211 Elizabeth Street is an opportunity for those looking for a new home in New York City. A take on the condominium, these apartments are currently available on the market. 211 Elizabeth Street features 7 floors and 15 apartments. This building was built in 1900. 211 Elizabeth Street in Manhattan’s SoHo offers condominium residents new homes.
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Amenities- bike room
- fitness center
- laundry room
- laundry service
- storage room
Features- concierge
- rooftop deck
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SoHo | 255 Hudson Street
Located in Soho, 255 Hudson Street is one of the few condominiums to that is in close proximity to three lively and artsy Manhattan neighborhoods: Soho to the east, Tribeca to the south, and the West Village to the north. 255 Hudson Street is an 11-story building that houses one, two, and three-bedroom apartments as well as three duplex townhouses. The building has a set back ninth floor with a full-time attended lobby made with Anigre wood, glass, and stone.
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| Sales | $1,020,000 - $1,225,000 |
| Rentals | $5,500 - $9,300 |
SoHo | 290 Mulberry Street
290 Mulberry Street offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. Features like 290 Mulberry Street’s concierge and cold storage are available for this building’s residents. Touches like balconies are built into some of these apartments. 290 Mulberry Street provides all of the benefits of condominium living. The building at 290 Mulberry Street is an opportunity for those looking for a new home in New York City. Residents and guests of 290 Mulberry Street live across 11 floors and 9 apartments. This building was built in 2008. 290 Mulberry Street in Manhattan’s SoHo offers condominium residents new homes.
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Amenities- cold storage
- doorman
- storage room
- views
Features- concierge
- rooftop deck
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SoHo | 40 Mercer Street
It’s rare that an award-winning architect and the owner of an acclaimed hotel chain work together to create a Manhattan condominium; it’s a first for Soho. At 40 Mercer Street, Jean Nouvel’s neo-modern glass-and-steel building of the same name stands out amongst block after block of cobblestone streets and historic cast-iron lofts. It is a striking contrast that adds to the neighborhood’s architectural diversity, and 40 Mercer’s prime location only ensures that it will be one of Manhattan’s most sought-after condominiums for a long time to come.
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Amenities- doorman
- fitness center
- parking
- pool
- sauna
- steam room
Features- concierge
- rooftop deck
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| Sales | $3,500,000 - $7,595,000 |
| Rentals | $15,000 - $20,000 |
SoHo | 470 Broome Street
Living at 470 Broome Street may appeal to Manhattan apartment hunters searching for New York City homes. Details like fireplaces are crafted into several apartments here. 470 Broome Street provides all of the benefits of condominium living. For those seeking Pre-war Townhouse apartments, 470 Broome Street may suit them. 470 Broome Street at Greene & Mercer Streets is an opportunity for those looking for a new home. This building spans 5 floors with 9 apartments. This building was built in 1867. 470 Broome Street in Manhattan’s SoHo offers condominium residents new homes.
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| Sales | from $3,799,000 |
| Rentals | from $24,000 |
NoHo, SoHo | 48 Bond Street
Located in the upscale district of NoHo, 48 Bond Street is always one step ahead of the rest. A contemporary take on 19th-century architecture, its stone and glass frame stands out from the cast iron so characteristic of this part of Manhattan, while contributing to the block’s architectural diversity. With New York University and Cooper Union only minutes away, NoHo has a large student population that greatly contributes to the vitality of the neighborhood.
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Amenities- bike room
- fitness center
- pool
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SoHo | 55 Thompson Street
55 Thompson Street is an apartment building in Manhattan. SoHo rental hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. These apartments provide residents with details such as oversized windows. Building features and amenities include doorman and concierge. 55 Thompson Street provides choices for apartment hunters with this building. A Post-war Mid-rise building, 55 Thompson Street offers apartments for residents. 55 Thompson Street features 9 floors and 38 apartments. 55 Thompson Street was built in 2010. 55 Thompson Street is a Post-war Mid-rise building offering apartments in Manhattan.
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Amenities- doorman
- health club
- bike room
- elevator
- fitness center
- garden
Features- concierge
- rooftop deck
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| Rentals | from $19,500 |
