TADAO ANDO’S 152 ELIZABETH STREET THE PENTHOUSE Masterful design and modern luxury are exquisitely embodied at the 4 bedroom, 4.5 bathroom Penthouse with interiors desig...
An Exceptional Opportunity to Acquire One or Both of Nolita's Finest Penthouses Whether acquired individually or thoughtfully combined into one landmark residence, Penth...
Exquisitely Renovated Penthouse with Expansive Private Rooftop Terrace A masterclass in contemporary downtown living, Penthouse South at The Brewster Carriage House is a...
Experience elevated downtown living in this exceptional four bedroom triplex penthouse with an office and gym in the heart of NoLita. Offering over 5,300 total square fee...
A truly exceptional and rare offering in the heart of Nolita! This expansive 3,673-square-foot penthouse duplex at The Residences at Prince seamlessly blends historic cha...
The Penthouse at 199 Mott is a luxurious full-floor 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom apartment with 4 exposures and views stretching from the Empire State Building to the Freedom To...
One-of-a-kind oft in the heart of NoLita, formerly featured on the cover of the February 2015 issue of Architectural Digest. This premier residence was thoughtfully upda...
The iconic 211 Elizabeth Street, designed by acclaimed Roman & Williams in the heart of Nolita. Apartment 3S showcases Roman & Williams' signature sophistication: soli...
All showings are by appointment, including open houses.At the corner of Broome and Mott, within a converted 19th-century carriage house, Residence 4-North strikes a rare ...
Situated at the intersection of SoHo, and Nolita Residence 5C is a gracious corner home offering two bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms and approximately 1,498 square fee...
This striking one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bathroom home with nearly 300 square feet of private outdoor space offers a rare blend of contemporary design and serene indoor-...
Discover modern luxury at its finest at 255 Bowery, centrally located at the crossroads of NoHo, Nolita, and the Lower East Side. This architecturally distinct condominiu...
Residence 4A at 75 Kenmare is a sun-filled, south- and east-facing one-bedroom residence offering approximately 802+/- square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. ...
NEWLY PRICED AT $1,895,000 A true two-bedroom duplex in the heart of Nolita with remarkably low monthly carrying costs. - CC $1,589 Taxes $1,210. Welcome to Residence ...
This bright and smartly designed one-bedroom, one-bath residence overlooks a quiet and lushly landscaped courtyard and features direct natural light from Eastern exposure...
Rare opportunity! This spacious 1 Bedroom Condo Loft with Home Office & Private Terrace sits at the corner of Spring and Bowery, at the crossroads of Nolita, Soho, Noho, ...
Located in the beloved full-service Nolita Place Condominium, where Spring Street meets the Bowery at the nexus of Nolita and the Lower East Side, this rarely available, ...
Sunny and airy, this beautiful studio boasts open views, ample closets, a full-size kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and a spacious bathroom. There is room for ev...
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Nolita, an abbreviation for North of Little Italy, is a neighborhood of Downtown Manhattan bounded by Houston Street to the north, Bowery to the east, Broome Street to the south, and Lafayette Street to the west. A very small area, even by Manhattan standards, it is a mix of its neighbors: the cast iron SoHo and NoHo, the vibrant Lower East Side, and the frenetic Chinatown.
These polarizing characteristics mesh together to create an incredibly desirable and diverse neighborhood popular with New Yorkers and tourists alike. Originally part of New York City’s famed Little Italy, rapid suburbanization and urban renewal in the mid-20th century depleted the area of its Italian population.
Urban professionals took advantage of low rents and considerably changed the area from its once working class character to an upscale slice of Lower Manhattan. Its heavily detailed brick and cast iron buildings are charming and historic, while the busy streets lined with great restaurants and boutiques bring back tinges of Old New York. Demand for Nolita will only continue as more New Yorkers seek what can be considered a quieter version of SoHo.
Slightly more off the beaten path, its cobblestone streets have at once a quaint and urban feel rarely seen in New York City, while its location near Little Italy and Chinatown ensures high-quality restaurants and local produce and grocery stores. Less commercial than much of the island, it is a source of inspiration to city dwellers, old and new alike. A
Architecture, shopping, fine dining, and a strong sense of community draw people to Nolita, making it an ideal spot for those seeking the amenities of city life without the constant hustle and bustle so emblematic of New York City.