Noho

Noho

Noho, or North of Houston Street, is a small enclave between Greenwich Village and the East Village (bounded by Astor Place, Houston Street, Broadway and 3^rd Avenue).  It is largely defined by its architecture of gorgeous loft buildings, the esteemed (and free!) Cooper Union, high-end boutiques, and upscale restaurants. Subway access is convenient, and neighborhood cafes and boutiques abound, making Noho a very popular place to live in Manhattan.

Here you will find converted lofts and walk-ups, most of which are protected by the neighborhood’s historic district designation, and a few new luxury developments, all of which are generally pricey.

Nearest Subways

Fun Facts

Noho used to be called the Warehouse district; Jean-Michel Basquiat lived and worked out of 57 Great Jones Street for the last 6 years of his life.

What We Love

The Public Theater, the architecture, Il Buco, the best section of Bleecker Street, Bond Street cobble stones