Neighborhood Guide: Soho
SOHO: This trendy neighborhood in Lower Manhattan is home to artist’s lofts and art galleries, but is best known for its upscale boutiques.
Today, Soho is one of the most expensive neighborhoods in Manhattan. In the late 19th century, Soho became a hub for manufacturing. In the 1950’s, the local warehouses were home to small factories and sweatshops, mostly targeting the emerging fashion industry. By the 1960’s, artists began moving into the lofts, slowly gentrifying the neighborhood.
In recent years, SoHo has also become a mecca for Tech Startups, including Foursquare and Warby Parker, who prize the area’s proximity to both midtown and the financial district, as well as its easy access to popular subway lines.
Types of Businesses: Marketing Firms, PR Firms, Graphic Design Firms, Photo Agencies, Startups
Where to Eat Lunch: The Dutch, Balthazar, Mercer Kitchen, Blue Ribbon
After Work/Happy Hour: Dos Caminos, Key Bar, Lucky Strike
Retail/Shops: Acne, Anthom, Chloe, Rag & Bone, Thakoon, Y-3, Alexander Wang, Nike, Prada
Market: Average prices range from $60-$102 PSF, with most deals being done at about $70 PSF. If you are lucky you might find something around $63 PSF. SoHo is still one of the priciest areas in Manhattan commercial real estate.
Soho Office Listings
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Soho Retail Listings
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Getting Around
Subway Lines
Transportation: 6 to Canal St. | 6 to Spring St. | 6 to Bleecker St. | 1 to Canal St. | 1 to Houston St. | N,R to Prince St. | J,N,Q,R,Z,6 to Canal St. | C,E to Spring St. | A,C,E to Canal St. | B,D,F,M to Broadway-Lafayette | F,J,M,Z to Delancey St.-Essex St. | B,D to Grand St.
