The East Village is home to Manhattan's liveliest nightlife and music scenes, as well as to a host of galleries, a dizzying array of restaurants and shopping, and the greatest naturally occurring source of cool in lower Manhattan. But luxury condos? Not so much, for the most part. 123 Third Avenue, a new construction green condo with a prime East Village location at, yes, 123 Third Avenue, goes a long way to change all that.

Set among one of New York City’s most famous neighborhoods, 137 East 13th Street is a post-war building located in Union Square. Surrounded by historic venues, restaurants and entertainment that line Greenwich Village, this building will invite New Yorkers from all over the city. This new construction condominium is conveniently placed among beautiful pre-war buildings and innovative architecture, boasting a refined lifestyle. 137 East 13th street is a well kept secret in Manhattan, ranking this innovative new building high in the New York City condo listings.

Originally built in 1906 and exhibiting classic pre-war character, 56 East on 13th street is a beautifully renovated Beau Arts building now a luxury New York condominium, set in Greenwich Village. Greenwich Village, famous for its rich history and many landmarks, is arguably the most famous section of Manhattan and has since lived up to its name. Residents of 56 East 13th Street condos will luxuriate in a savory restaurant and entertaining night life, just moments from Union Square.

Village Green is an eight-floor, new construction condominium building slated to become the first LEED Gold condominium building in the East Village, and one of very few NYC condos to achieve that certification. With a prime East Village location at 311 East 11th Street, Village Green provides easy access to the best of one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods, as well as a wide array of building amenities.

41 Bond Street has managed to integrate modern design elements with historical details of Noho to create a luxury residence. Construction ran into some problems during the recession and developer DDG purchased the building in 2009. After being under new management, the stunning bluestone building, which features seven units, has finally had its residences listed.