The developers of 10 Sullivan, the boat-shaped Soho building designed by Cary Tamarkin, took a cue from the downturn in the luxury condo market and decided to cut the building's triplex penthouse in two. Now, get a peek at those listings.
Well, that didn't take long: Just a month after the BP gas station on Houston Street between Lafayette and Crosby Streets closed, demolition is already underway. The site is being eyed for a seven-story office building designed by COOKFOX.
After a three year roundabout of planning, approving, and spending, it finally looks like construction is nearing completion at 529 Broadway in Soho. The site was once home to the historic Prescott House hotel, and may soon be home to Nike.
The Soho apartment that Vanessa Carlton first purchased in 2004 has recently appeared as a high-end rental, and it's back on the market as of today with an asking price of $17,500. It's fully-furnished, with two pianos on full display.
Sales launched almost two years ago, but after some initial hiccups what with the change of the sales team from Corcoran to Douglas Elliman, the project is back on track and 80 percent sold. Curbed got to peek inside one of its full floor units.
The teaser site for Renzo Piano Building Workshop's Hudson Square condo just went live, bringing with it new renderings and signaling an imminent sales launch.
Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine and Victoria's Secret model Behati Prinsloo have listed their Greene Street loft for $5.5M. The notoriously private couple purchased the apartment for $4.55 million in 2014.
GDS Development is currently in the process of converting two cast-iron buildings in Soho into a single high end condo development where the cheapest apartment will start from $8 million. The Fogarty Finger-designed building will rise five stories.
To promote her new book The Sleep Revolution, media mogul Arianna Huffington is letting two lucky contest winners spend the night in her Soho apartment. Most importantly, the contest provides some seriously scoped-in looks of her $8M pad.
Last summer, provocative designer Karim Rashid held a contest on his Facebook page, letting fans vote on the design of his forthcoming NYC building at 30 Thompson Street. Now, plans for the geometric, futuristic building have been filed.
The development at 42 Crosby Street, which has gained notoriety for its $1 million parking spots, is close to being completed, with sales launching sometime this year. Here, get a peek at how construction is coming along.
Like bar Puck Fair beside it, the gas station make way for a glassy office building. After over 30 years of continuous use as a gas station, the BP will fill its last tank in April.
He's not the only famous former resident at 40 Mercer Street. Fashion designer Marc Jacobs has also lived in this building, and it's celebrity connection doesn't end there either. Starchitect Jean Nouvel designed it, Andre Balazs developed it.
Features four full bedrooms and five bathrooms. Located in a cast iron building that was constructed in 1882. And the place comes with extremely low common charges and real estate taxes.
The developer purchased the site in 2009 for over $10 million and unlike similar scaled projects in the neighborhood wants to create an office building instead of condos.
In this week's edition of Curbed Comparisons, we're looking at $2,500 apartments in Manhattan neighborhoods like the Upper East Side, Soho, and Chelsea. Which one would you choose?
The corner of Houston and Lafayette Streets may finally be getting converted to an office building. The nearby bar Puck Fair is closing, bringing the redevelopment one step closer to happening.
Noted child psychiatrist David Shaffer has listed his top-floor loft in Soho for $5.995 million, the Observer reports. Shaffer also happens to be the ex-husband of Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, and the couple was married for 15 years before...
Name/Address: 63 Greene StreetDeveloper: AION PartnersArchitect: Marren and Newman ArchitectsSize: six stories, 15 apartmentsPrices: from $2.4 millionSales and Marketing: Stribling Marketing Associates Yet another of the historic buildings in...
The residential conversion of the former Tootsie chocolate factory in Soho has been a long time in the making. But since DDG took over the project a 325 West Broadway, dubbed XOCO 325 (xoco being Catalan for Chocolate), it has really been moving...
Two of Soho's historic cast-iron structures, including an 1867-built stunner, are going the way of high-end condos. At the behest of developer Michael Kirchmann of GDS Development, the two five-story buildings are being converted from mixed-use...
James Nevius is the author of three books about New York City, the most recent of which is Footprints in New York: Tracing the Lives of Four Centuries of New Yorkers.
A detail from the 1754 Maerschalk map of New...
Things might finally be turning around for the notoriously slow selling penthouses at the historic Puck Building in Soho, albeit just slightly. Penthouse II, which was listed for $35.1 million has gone into contract, The Real Deal reports. The t...
Talk about a smart real estate investment: According to city records, the owner of this apartment, artist Abraham Lubelski, paid $500,000 for the place back in 2003. Now, it's on the market for $5.5 million, meaning he could make a staggering $5...
The Annabelle Selldorf-designed $1 million parking spot building, also known as 42 Crosby Street has topped out, two years after the project was first announced, Field Condition reports. The seven-story building features nine, three-bedroom...
How much is that birdie in the window? How much is that loft with lots of windows? Given 13 years, the price of this listing has gone up over $5 million. This Wooster Street home was $3.106 million when it sold in 2002, but is now on the market...
As splendid as they are, the six penthouses atop Soho's iconic Puck Building have been fighting a long, hard battle to win buyers. Just one of the uber-expensive residences has sold since they first started courting the monied in January 2014, and...
A new residential development in Soho is seeking to restore the neighborhood's past. The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission approved the conversion of a century-old commercial building at 10 Greene Street into a structure with four...
