New York City Condominium near NYU Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service

With green technology, 151 Wooster Street in Manhattan’s Soho neighborhood stands apart from most pre-war condos. Each of the 10 loft-style apartments for sale features Pella wood windows, and top-of-the-line appliances in each kitchen. 151 Wooster Street also boasts a rooftop terrace and individual wine storage.

With a stunning glass façade and a 22-foot high sculptural gate, 40 Bond Street sets standards for Manhattan architecture. Each unit comes with its own entrance as well as private front gardens. Set in Noho, residents will have Gramercy park Hotel services, which feature private gyms and special hotel events.

Nolita’s 290 Mulberry Street is home to 9 full-floor apartments, each encompassing modern living in a historical neighborhood. Constructed in 2009, building stands 11 stories, with a tri-level penthouse on the upper floors. Along with a downtown location, 290 Mulberry Street boasts concierge services and a rooftop deck.

Noho’s 41 Bond Street combines a historic surrounding neighborhood with a classy contemporary interior. This duplex condo provides plank oak floors and secluded outdoor space giving residents ample amounts of natural light. Centered in downtown Manhattan, 41 Bond Streets stands out as an innovative Noho residence.

Luxury living in Manhattan probably can’t get more exclusive than this. With just four ultra luxury residences in this building, 111 Mercer in Soho is certainly an address that any New Yorker will be proud to list as their own.

In range of Soho, Nolita and the Lower East Side, Kenmare Square is an arresting residential building featuring a unique, curved facade. Apartments within this boldly designed building boast 10-12 foot ceilings, charming fireplaces, and kitchens which come fully equipped with Bosch appliances.

SoHo’s delightful 8-unit 115 Mercer offers pre-war elegance with cutting-edge touches. Spacious layouts are enhanced by high ceilings and wide windows that open out onto modern views of the surrounding neighborhood. A 24-hour doorman, package service, gallery, and outdoor space are but a mere sampling of the multiple amenities.

48 Bond Street provides exactly what residents of the Noho desire in both functionality and accessibility for its tenants. This modern pre-war building has 11 stories standing tall over various restaurants and apparel stores on the winding Bond street below. This post-war co-op was designed by renowned architect Deborah Berke, giving it a clean and modern edge that gives it a distinct urban look.

Designed by Andres Escobar, Mercer Greene is centrally located in Soho, one of Manhattan's hippest neighborhoods. The low rise building is composed of 15 spacious apartments.

In range of Soho, Nolita and the Lower East Side, Kenmare Square is an arresting residential building featuring a unique, curved facade. Apartments within this boldly designed building boast 10-12 foot ceilings, charming fireplaces, and kitchens which come fully equipped with Bosch appliances.