SoHo Condo Apartment Buildings

This is the complete list of SoHo condo apartment buildings that we've profiled.

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Alphabetical List

• Soho Mews (311 West Broadway, SoHo)
  A two-building property measuring 175,000 s/f that consists of a 9-story structure facing West Broadway and an 8-story one facing Wooster Street.
• The Urban Glass House (330 Spring Street, SoHo)
  Philip Johnson's last project. SLCE are the project architects. The apartments have very high ceilings.
• 110 Greene Street (SoHo)
  A turn-of-the-century mid-rise landmark condo building.
• 139 Wooster Street (SoHo)
  Two six-story buildings, each with a two-story penthouse, connected by a landscaped lobby garden. The apartments have very high ceilings.
• 158 Mercer Street (SoHo)
  A pre-war mid-rise landmark doorman condo building.
• 25 West Houston Street (SoHo)
  A mid-rise red brick condo building built in 2004.
• 255 Hudson Street (SoHo)
  64 condo units. The ground floor includes three duplex units. Above are 1BR and 2BR units and a common rooftop space. The façades are glass curtain wall.
• 304 Spring Street (SoHo)
  A modern mid-rise doorman condo building. The apartments have high ceilings (9' 0" - 10' 0").
• 34 Greene Street (SoHo)
  A low-rise landmark elevator condo building. Six loft-like units plus the penthouse.
• 40 Mercer Street (SoHo)
  A mid-rise luxury condo building designed by Jean Nouvel built in 2007. The apartments have high ceilings.
• 505 Greenwich Street (SoHo)
  The building is conceived as almost two separate residential towers, although technically part of the same structure, connected by the ground floor lobby and sharing a centr....
• 90 Prince Street (SoHo)
  A turn-of-the-century mid-rise landmark elevator condo building.

Latest additions to this list made on: October 4, 2012.