255 Hudson Street

“Salt” director Phillip Noyce spent his childhood in the Australian outb [more]

481-487 Washington Street

An old Hudson Square printing factory next door to the Phillip Johnson-designed Urban Glass House has changed hands for the first time in decades and could go residential, Eastern Cons [more]

From the October issue: If imitation is flattery, as the saying goes, Soho, the downtown
Manhattan neighborhood that gets its name from its location “South of
Houston Street,” has admirers far and wide. Indeed, many once-derelict industrial sections of U.S. cities, where
warehouses have given way to loft-style apartments, now boast similarly
styled names melded from the landmark points that make up their
location, whether San Francisco’s SoMa (“South of Market Street”) or
Denver’s LoDo (“Lower Downtown”). But buyers, particularly out of towners, haven’t forgotten the
original, which has fared better than other upscale parts of Manhattan
during the real estate downturn. [more]