SoHo, New York City
Nestled in Lower Manhattan, SoHo (short for South of Houston Street) is one of New York’s most stylish and sought-after neighborhoods. Known for its cobblestone streets, cast-iron buildings, and art-gallery culture, SoHo blends old-school charm with upscale modern living.
SoHo is the perfect mix of industrial history and modern sophistication. What was once a hub for artists’ lofts is now home to chic boutiques, trendy cafés, and contemporary loft apartments. Despite its downtown energy, SoHo maintains a relaxed, creative vibe — perfect for anyone who loves urban life with a touch of art and authenticity.
“Living in SoHo feels like starring in your own New York story — every street corner looks like a magazine cover.”
Neighborhood highlights
Iconic cast-iron architecture and designer boutiques
Art galleries, creative studios, and pop-up spaces
Trendy cafés and Michelin-rated restaurants
Street performers and cozy parks tucked between buildings
Easy access to NoHo, Tribeca, and Greenwich Village
Real estate vibe
Property Type | Typical Price Range | Popular Style |
|---|---|---|
Loft Apartments | $1.5M – $8M+ | Industrial & Modern Minimalist |
Luxury Condos | $2M – $10M | Glass façades & High-end finishes |
Townhouses | $4M – $15M+ | Historic cast-iron & Modern blends |
Nearby facilities
Facility | Description |
|---|---|
Schools | P.S. 130 Hernando De Soto, Little Red School House |
Hospitals | NYU Langone Health, NewYork-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan |
Shopping | Broadway, Greene Street, Prince Street boutiques |
Dining | Balthazar, Dominique Ansel Bakery, Shuka |
Recreation | SoHo Square Park, Hudson River Greenway |
Transportation & accessibility
SoHo is one of Manhattan’s most walkable neighborhoods, with easy subway access via the N, R, W, B, D, F, and M lines. Residents enjoy quick connections to Midtown, Brooklyn, and Lower Manhattan.
Market snapshot
Average Home Value | $2.7 Million |
|---|---|
Average Rent | $7,500/month |
Popular Among | Designers, entrepreneurs, and professionals |
