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.

139 Wooster Street is a post-war condominium located in the much-coveted district of Soho. Cashmere Gold countertops and Oyster Beige marble bathroom floors are just a sampling of the luxuries this Manhattan condominium provides, while the private outdoor spaces make 139 Wooster Street an exceptional place to call home.

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.

The 11-story 304 Spring Street boasts a post-war style with its asymmetrical exterior design. Inside, features such as glass lacquer cabinets and Kohler cast iron tubs embrace a more European, subdued style. Outdoor yoga areas and a 1,200 square foot roof deck are the highlights of the amenities.