Greene Street Loft

Small units in SoHo trade quickly and consistently, because the neighborhood generates constant demand from creative professionals, and inventory below the two-million mark almost never lasts.

This is a fully renovated one-bedroom of 850 square feet — not a shoebox. The living room takes a proper sofa and a dining table, the bedroom takes a king bed with closets, and the eleven-foot ceilings and original cast-iron columns do the rest. East-facing windows look onto Greene Street rather than an airshaft.

At this price it is the most accessible property we list in Manhattan, and the numbers work either way: an owner-occupier can finance it conventionally, and an investor can expect a gross yield around 4.2% based on current SoHo one-bedroom rents.