This square-shaped area surrounded by Houston Street (pronounced House-ton), Crosby Street, Sixth Avenue and Canal Street, is an ideal place to live and work, and is very centrally located. The spectacular pre-war, post-war and 1970s buildings that equally occupy the territory are over-dominated by the abundance of six-story loft buildings with grand windows. Interiors often follow a minimalist aesthetic mirroring the feel of the white-walled art galleries downstairs. In addition, some buildings have been retrofitted with elevators. Residents today revel in their investments, and they are as alive, trendy, and talented as the neighborhood they occupy.

Today when you think of SoHo, you think of an exciting, bustling European city…all about eccentricity, creativity and diversity. Just step outside your doorway to discover the many high-end fashion boutiques, cutting-edge restaurants and hotels that await you, not to mention any of the hundred art galleries that display works covering the gamut of art disciplines.