Geographically, Soho (short for South of Houston) is downtown, bordered by Houston Street and Canal Street, and by Lafayette Street and Sixth Avenue. Culturally, few neighborhoods can match Soho when it comes to defining what makes Manhattan, Manhattan. Famously home to some of the city's elite art galleries and best luxury shopping, Soho is also home to some of the most desirable loft-style rentals in Manhattan.
Soho lofts were originally 19th-century cast-iron buildings used as warehouses and factories. Artists and designers have proven especially partial to these lofts, which are known for their huge windows, high ceilings, and open floor plans. As Michelin-starred restaurants and high-end boutiques have made themselves at home on these cobblestone streets, most of those lofts have become top-dollar condominiums. That said, the apartments for rent at 145 Spring Street offer a classic Soho loft experience. More conventional luxury rental apartments can be had at Soho Court, although "conventional" doesn't really do justice to the modern rental flats on offer there. Of all the words that could be applied to Soho, in fact -- from trendy to timeless, posh to bohemian -- "conventional" is certainly not one.
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SoHo Court strikes an elegant balance between contemporary luxury and classic style in a prime SoHo location. With a suite of amenities to rival those of any luxury rental apartment building in SoHo and gracious, spacious modern rental apartments, it's little wonder that the apartments for rent at SoHo Court rank among the most desirable rental apartments in SoHo.
If a prime Soho location filled with vibrant nightlife, exquisite cuisine, and shop-’til-you-drop boutiques spark your interest, then 55 Thompson, a luxury rental located in downtown Manhattan, sets the standard for New York City living. These flats for rent feature residence features and building amenities that match the quality of a five-star hotel. Originally home to New York City’s first indoor garage, 55 Thompson now boasts an innovative building structure, composed of three stories and 38 units. The unique floor plans, versatile living finishes, and many amenities showcase some of the finest in modern living, setting the 55 Thompson condominiums high among New York rental apartments.
Since 2001, Nolita has had a newly constructed luxury rental building on the block, and that is 227 Mulberry Street. The 7-floor structure with 52 apartment units epitomizes the meaning of luxury, offering polished finishes and top-of-the-line fixtures. Immediate subway access allows residents to easily choose between Nolita’s soothing solitude and the dynamism of New York, making 227 Mulberry Street a crossroads of both the peace and excitement that the island is home to.
Located on one of the best blocks of Soho, 457 Broome Street is currently offering luxury apartments for rent. Situated close to everything from fashion boutiques to fine dining restaurants, the residences here are a representation of New York luxury living at its finest.
56 Spring Street, located in Manhattan's Nolita neighborhood is a 7-story low-rise that officially launched in 2010. The building's Nolita location puts residents in the middle of the bustling neighborhood's famous landmarks, including St. Patrick's Cathedral.
The Soho Abbey at 284 Mott Street is a ten-story, pre-war luxury rental building that contains 162 spacious apartments that come in studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom sizes. The building, which is spread over Mott, Houston and Elizabeth streets, is an impressive looking structure in the Soho neighborhood, and the Abbey’s apartments are as striking as its exterior.
505 Greenwich Street is a 14-story luxury condominium designed by Gary Handel & Associates. The building has 102 1, 2, and 3 bedroom units. The blue glass exterior gives 505 Greenwich a modern edge, while the interiors are equipped with all the desired classic luxuries, including mahogany flooring and a 24-hour concierge. Additional amenities include a fitness center, a bicycle room, storage for each apartment, a pet spa, wine refrigerators, and a private courtyard. Kitchens and bathrooms feature modern appliances including Bosch dishwashers, Sub-Zero refrigerators, stainless steel ranges, gray slate countertops, deep soaking bathtubs and marble floors.
The Greenwich Street Project is a celebrated residential building designed by renowned architect Winka Dubbeldam. Featuring a stunning, three-dimensional glass facade integrated with a classic brick building, the building at 497 Greenwich Street tastefully combines old with new.
Renwick Modern is a luxury building with high-end homes located in Hudson Square, also known as West SoHo. The 18 homes in this 12 story building were crafted with the modern New Yorker in mind, while featuring open interiors reminiscent of classic SoHo and Tribeca buildings.
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