Architecture & homes
Former commercial buildings, loft conversions, and newer residences vary widely. Ceiling height and floor area tell only part of the story; legal residential use and alteration history deserve careful review.

NEIGHBORHOOD NOTEBOOK · MANHATTAN
Cast iron. Lasting character.
SoHo’s loft buildings and cast-iron facades make architecture part of everyday life. Busy retail corridors intersect with streets that still reveal the neighborhood’s industrial past. A loft here can be an unusually personal kind of home.
Former commercial buildings, loft conversions, and newer residences vary widely. Ceiling height and floor area tell only part of the story; legal residential use and alteration history deserve careful review.
Galleries, independent shops, and major fashion houses share the streets. Nearby Nolita and the Village extend the choices for dining and evenings out.
Canal Street and Spring Street stations connect different parts of the neighborhood; check the exact route from each address.
Discuss permitted use, natural light, street activity, and building services before comparing prices.
Neighborhood boundaries and transit service vary. Confirm the exact address, current routes, and building details before making a decision. No current market-price averages are implied.
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