The Forward Building

175 East Broadway, NEW YORK, NY 10002

UNITS 29

FLOORS 10

BUILT 1912

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A Beaux-Arts architectural building, The Forward Building was once home to the first Jewish-language paper. Refurbished in 2006 by architect Ron Castellano, The Forward Building was built in 1912. Today a contemporary building that has retained elements of its historical past, this high-rise luxury condominium is located directly across from Seward Park. The Forward Building has studios, one-and-two-bedroom lofts, as well as plush penthouses. The 29-unit building offers amenities like community recreational facilities, roof top deck to enjoy stunning views of the vibrant neighborhood, a 24-hour doorman, and a bike room among others. With its proximity to the green, yellow, and orange lines, this Lower East side community is a stones-throw away from the areas supermarkets, bars, cafes, and restaurants; coupled with great views of the Empire State Building and Brooklyn Bridge.

Building Amenities

bike storagecold storagecommon storage roomconciergedoormanelevatorlaundryloungepied-a-terre allowedrooftop deckstorage roomsublets allowedwasher/dryer allowed

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Unit	Beds	Baths	SqFt	Price
10B Listing Courtesy of Corcoran Group	2 Beds	2 Baths	2,745	$ 6,900,000
8A Listing Courtesy of Compass	2 Beds	2 Baths	1,375	$ 2,900,000
8B Listing Courtesy of Compass	3 Beds	3 Baths	2,900	$ 5,500,000

Manhattan’s Chinatown is a bustling enclave of Chinese culture and is one of the oldest Chinatowns in the U.S. It contains a unique vibe — vendors line its streets offering a vibrant mixture of produce and wares, while colorful storefronts allow locals and tourists alike to weave in and out amidst the NYC merchandise, trinkets, and jewelry. Bordered by the Lower East Side to its east, Little Italy to its north, and Tribeca to its west, there is a multitude of restaurants and bars to choose from throughout and nearby the area. Chinatown’s perks include fast access to other Manhattan neighborhoods through numerous subway lines and historically low home prices, but its unique charm has led to a recent influx of luxury real estate developments. Still, the neighborhood retains its identity, maintained through the stimulating streets during the daytime and active nightlife spots and restaurants.

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