Soho is a neighborhood that is an attraction in its own right. Originally a manufacturing area, the neighborhood was saved from being torn down to create a highway, and it now the poster neighborhood for urban regeneration. Its wealth of cast iron architecture, high-end shopping, and expensive real estate has made it one of the most sought-after and trendiest neighborhoods in the city.
One can find celebrities, artists, tourists, and the downtown elite packed onto its busy streets. Countless high-end stores pack each block, providing ample shopping opportunity and top-notch restaurants that are unrivaled elsewhere. Soho is bustling — fast-paced, vibrant, and chic. Living in Soho guarantees the best that Manhattan has to offer within walking distance. The only downside is that everyone else on the island seems to agree, too.
Location
Soho is within Downtown Manhattan and bordered by Chinatown, Greenwich Village, Little Italy, Nolita, Tribeca, and West Village.