A rendering of the planned tower at Sixth Avenue and Broome Street (credit: DNAinfo)

Madison Equities and Property Markets Group are seeking a variance to build an 18-story condominium building on a former car wash plot in Soho, DNAinfo reported. [more]

God’s Love We Deliver in Soho
(Source: Streetsblog)

Quinlan Development Group will pay $4 million for air rights from God’s Love We Deliver — a Soho nonprofit that is expanding its headquarters in the neighborhood — and intends to build a 14-story residential condominium project, the New York Times reported.

The charity, which provides the sick and homebound with meals, wants to sell the development rights to raise funds for a $26 million expansion at 166 Sixth Avenue, at Spring Street. [more]

Marina Abramović and 54 King Street
(Building photo via StreetEasy)

Serbian performance artist Marina Abramović sold her 4,600-square-foot townhouse at 54 King Street in Soho for more than $3 million, according to city records seen by the New York Observer.

Last month, she landed a $2.65 million two-bedroom spread at 330 Spring Street, dubbed the Urban Glass House. Her current digs were sold to Italian fashion designer and Givenchy creative director Riccardo Tisci at $666 per square foot, the Observer said. [more]

From left: the exterior and interior of 121 Greene Street and Lipa Lieberman of Eastern Consolidated

Two Soho retail properties — a condominium at 121 Greene Street and a co-op at 349 West Broadway — will hit the market today asking $35 million, The Real Deal has learned. The Greene Street building, between Prince and Houston streets, houses trendy eyewear purveyor Warby Parker’s first brick-and-mortar store, which opened last week. [more]

459 West Broadway penthouse

Billionaire real estate developer Leonard Stern has put his Soho penthouse on the market for $17.25 million, Curbed reported. [more]

Row of Soho Buildings

“Numbers to know” is a weekly web feature that catalogues the most notable, quirky and surprising real estate statistics. Yorkville apartments are a steal, Soho/Tribeca ones are not and Midtown condos see a price drop. See this week’s countdown after the jump. [more]

From left: Soho retail and Peter Brant

A retail rent in Soho has topped $1,000 per square foot, a new benchmark for Downtown, Crain’s reported. [more]

Source: The Real Deal analysis of Real Capital Analytics properties categorized as retail

SL Green Realty added to its retail portfolio with the $122.3 million acquisition of store space in Soho, the ever-trendy neighborhood that has seen record-breaking levels of sales over the past year. [more]

Town CEO Andrew Heiberger and the new Soho office

House-hunters can work up quite a sweat, traipsing around trendy Manhattan neighborhoods in search of the Soho loft of their dreams. Luckily, there’s relief in sight. Town Residential’s new corner storefront at 337 West Broadway features what the brokerage is calling an “international water bar” — featuring bottled water from around the world. [more]

From left: Peter Von Der Ahe of Marcus & Millichap, 152 Spring Street and Mick Jagger

A Soho building previously occupied by hip celebrity dining den Boom has sold for $12.7 million, The Real Deal has learned. Boom, a wine bar and Soho mainstay, was forced to close its doors because of flooding due to Hurricane Sandy, said broker Peter Von Der Ahe, a vice president at Marcus & Millichap. [more]