350 West Broadway, with 7 full floor condos in Soho for sale, offers the openness of a loft setting with the feel and exclusivity of a Manhattan pre-war apartment. This condominium pays strict attention to detail; from the George Condo paintings in the lobby to the exterior glass and champagne aluminum unitized curtain wall system to the heated bathroom flooring system, 350 West Broadway is one of the finest condos in Soho, if not New York City.

The Fairchild has a prime Tribeca location at 55 Vestry Street, and its combination of classic Manhattan condo aesthetics and modern Tribeca luxury fits this most distinctive of Manhattan neighborhoods perfectly. Although The Fairchild is a new construction luxury condo, its understated red brick exterior and oversized windows make it a seamless fit with the pre-war loft buildings and classic cast-iron architecture that defines Tribeca real estate. The apartments for sale at the Fairchild, for their part, are every bit as impressive as the building's classic look.

Fifty Franklin, Tribeca's new condominium building designed by renowned architect Ed Rawlings, embodies the ultimate in clean, urbane New York City with elements that refine minimalism. Inside, thoughtful design and utilization of space allow for great comfort and luxurious living at its most attainable. An oasis in the midst of the bustling activity of Soho, Chinatown and the Financial District, Fifty Franklin reflects the rich artistic signature of Tribeca.

Tribeca is home to a number of pre-war condominium conversions, but few pre-war condo listings in Tribeca -- and few pre-war condo listings in Manhattan, period -- match the unique combination of classic pre-war aesthetics and contemporary comfort on display at The Tribeca Five, at 283 West Broadway. While Tribeca Five's distinctive 19th-century facade is classic Tribeca, the five full-floor condominiums for sale within have been brought up to date with numerous 21st-century finishes and luxuries.

Tribeca Summit, at 415 Greenwich Street in Tribeca, is an historic landmark building dating back to the early 1900s. It's also an example of the finest in Manhattan pre-war condominium conversions. The oversized windows, high ceilings, hardwood floors and private terraces of the condos for sale at Tribeca Summit offer classic Manhattan pre-war elegance, but the suite of five-star amenities and lovely landscaped courtyard gardens and rooftop sundeck put Tribeca Summit among the finest pre-war condominium listings in Tribeca.

Located in the heart of Tribeca, with Soho to the north and the Hudson River to the west, Diamond on Duane at 137 Duane Street houses six stories of new Manhattan apartments for sale. The best thing about this New York City condominium is its location, with Battery Park City to the west and subway lines nearby, everything that New York City has to offer is within easy reach. These are not the only good things about Diamond on Duane's location; this Tribeca condominium is near many dining facilities and some unique Manhattan shopping, too.

It takes a lot to stand out in Tribeca, which is, block for block, one of the most architecturally diverse and aesthetically fascinating places to live in all of New York City. And yet 77 Reade Street, a new loft-style condominium at (yes) 77 Reade Street, does just that. With a landmark warehouse structure that dates back to 1852 at its base and a graceful limestone structure – courtesy of renowned architects BKSK – rising above it, 77 Reade Street blends classic Tribeca aesthetics with contemporary condominium comforts both outside and in, thanks both to the classic loft-style condos for sale and the notably up-to-date amenities that compliment them. Add it all up, and 77 Reade Street stands out not only as one of the finest new condo listings in Tribeca, but as one of the most promising new condominiums in lower Manhattan.

The Sky Lofts on 145 Hudson Street live up to their name. Taking full advantage of their industrial heritage, the lofts in Sky Lofts have wide-open layouts and huge casement windows with open, picturesque views of Manhattan. Originally an industrial building built in the Art Deco style, Sky Lofts are converted luxury condominiums on the top 4 floors of that pre-war high-rise that have been fully-renovated with expertly-done finishes. These vast, light-filled lofts are unique finds, even in Tribeca, and very few luxury condos in Manhattan compare to these idyllic spaces.