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August 27, 2026
$6.75M Tribeca loft condo leaves nothing to chance, parking included
Converted Manhattan factories and warehouses like the Grabler pipe fittings warehouse at 44 Laight Street embody the spirit of true loft living. But unlike the typical downtown loft, this one comes with condo convenience, polished interiors, and private parking. Asking $6,750,000, the four-bedroom loft gives you 4,125 square feet of living space that's actually ready for living, no construction required. Thanks to a complete once-over by AD-100 interior designer Rob Johansen, the home's interiors are a study in considered contemporary design without sacrificing its industrial authenticity.
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Photo credit: Vistabee for The Corcoran Group
August 13, 2026
Two bedrooms plus a home office for $1.7M in this FiDi duplex loft
Though it's in the historic Cotton Exchange building, there's nothing old-fashioned about this loft co-op at 3 Hanover Square, asking $1,675,000. With a shiny modern renovation in place, the two-bedroom Financial District co-op still has loft perks like 18-foot ceilings on the lower level and oversized windows; a flexible layout provides options—like adding an additional bedroom.
loft proportions, luxe additions
loft proportions, luxe additions
Photo credit: Anton Brookes for The Corcoran Group
August 12, 2026
For $775K, residents of this renovated Bed-Stuy loft get a rooftop gym and terrace with city views
This newly renovated Bed-Stuy condo, currently configured as a two-bedroom, exemplifies loft living in the iconic Chocolate Factory building at 689 Myrtle Avenue. Asking $775,000, the bright, open space offers modern conveniences not always found in a classic loft, including a gorgeous rooftop gym and terrace.
Brooklyn loft living, this way
Brooklyn loft living, this way
All photos by Ethan Herrington
July 23, 2026
This $9.7M Nolita loft is a luxury confection in a former chocolate factory
If you're looking for a classic loft with 21st-century convenience, this corner condo at 285 Lafayette Street checks the boxes. Located at the border of Nolita and Soho, the one-time chocolate factory was among the neighborhood’s first full-service condominiums. Within, the two-bedroom loft, asking $9,745,000, has exposed original beams and columns, 10-foot ceilings, and oversized windows that frame unfettered views of Old Saint Patrick's Cathedral. This historic frame adds a backdrop of simplicity for design flourishes like Venetian plaster, statement marble, and dramatic designer lighting.
downtown loft living, this way
downtown loft living, this way
All photos courtesy of Berkshire Hathaway Home Services
July 7, 2026
This $6.75M Gowanus compound combines a townhouse, gallery, garage, and lofts in one unusual property
On an unassuming Brooklyn block near the banks of the re-emergent Gowanus Canal, this one-of-a-kind property at 128 2nd Street includes two free-standing buildings connected by a common backyard. The resulting 4,500 square feet of interior space on an L-shaped double lot adds up to a modern urban compound that goes beyond townhouse living. Asking $6,750,000, the property includes a beautifully renovated three-story townhouse plus a garage, open studio space, and two residential lofts for rental income opportunities.
three units, two buildings, one surprise after another
three units, two buildings, one surprise after another
Photo credit: REPN for Corcoran
June 11, 2026
A 70-foot brick smokestack anchors a private garden at this $2.1M Williamsburg loft
This duplex loft in the Jackson Foundry Lofts at 130 Jackson Street in Williamsburg has classic loft bones made modern with 21st-century design highlights. But the condo's private outdoor space is truly extraordinary. Constructed within the building's industrial architecture, the multilevel garden is anchored by a towering 70-foot-high smokestack that contains a wood-burning outdoor fireplace. Asking $2,095,000, the one-bedroom duplex loft is a standout among the look-alike new construction offerings of the coveted neighborhood.
Marshmallows not included
Marshmallows not included
All photos courtesy of Alejandro Leon | DD-Reps
May 21, 2026
7,000-square-foot ‘wellness loft’ in the West Village asks $25.8M, working phone booth included
Listed as the "largest two-bed in Manhattan," this 7,000-square-foot loft condo at 345 West 13th Street in the historic Astor House is big enough to get lost in. Asking $25,750,000, the home offers the strictly 21st-century perk of a dedicated wellness wing with a private spa suite fitted out with a steam room, dry sauna, Jacuzzi, reflexology path, plus a 1,000-square-foot pro-grade gym and a soundproofed recording studio.
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Photo credit: Allyson Lubow for The Corcoran Group
May 13, 2026
An architect’s vision transformed this $2.15M Park Slope loft with leveled-up modernist design
Located within the former Ansonia Clock Factory at 443 12th Street in Park Slope, this two-bedroom co-op was redesigned in 2014 by architect Philippe Baumann. The result, asking $2,150,000, is a duplex across three volumes that offers clean lines, large, livable spaces, and a stunning loft aesthetic that's in keeping with the history of the 20th-century factory warehouse.
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take the loft tour
Photos by Joseph Velasquez from Five7 Media
March 13, 2026
This $6.4M Chelsea condo is like having a library, cafe, and office in a three-bedroom loft
This Chelsea loft condominium in the Spears Building at 525 West 22nd Street is as classic as it gets. Built in 1880, the former furniture warehouse sits next to the High Line, and the homes within have kept the warmth and architectural detail of the industrial era. Framed by exposed brick walls, massive wood beams, and cast iron-capped columns, this 3,033-square-foot residence, asking $6,400,000, has plenty of open living space, with the unusual convenience of three bedrooms and several flexible rooms for work and play. Full walls of shelving await a vast book or art collection, and many closets keep clutter out of sight.
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Photo credit: Brown Harris Stevens
March 6, 2026
Make this lofty $1.5M Chelsea co-op your own
This pre-war co-op in the Jensen Lewis Building at 161 West 15th Street has the gracious rooms and classic architecture of an elegant Chelsea apartment, with the high ceilings of a loft. Asking $1,499,000, the home's options are many, starting with its current two-bedroom configuration.
bring your architect and your imagination
bring your architect and your imagination
All photos courtesy of Bettina Werner and Douglas Elliman
February 18, 2026
For $2.45M, an artist’s downtown Manhattan loft is a blank slate with a modern frame
This one-bedroom-plus-office condo in the amenity-packed Downtown by Starck residence at 15 Broad Street is a high-floor haven, currently home to Italian artist Bettina Werner, who is known for her unique salt crystal artworks. The Fidi condo, asking $2,450,000, offers 1,809 square feet of living space, with the kind of white-box vibe that you'd expect from an art gallery, framed by 11-foot beamed ceilings. The building is also known for its peerless menu of luxury perks, including a pool and spa, a ball court, and a gorgeous rooftop park with a reflecting pool.
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Photo credit: Francisco Rosario, DD-Reps
February 6, 2026
For $3M, this charming Nomad loft has a rooftop deck with an outdoor shower
In the heart of bustling Nomad, this three-bedroom condo at 138 Lexington Avenue comprises the top three floors of a 1920 townhouse. Asking $2,995,000, the triplex has the cozy appeal of a downtown loft. The home's highest floor is its most covetable: a sunny studio is flanked by a landscaped roof deck with an outdoor shower.
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Photo credit: Michael Weinstein
January 30, 2026
SHOP THE LISTING: This $3.75M co-op is an architect-designed masterpiece in a classic Village loft
Loft proportions give this Village apartment at 35 East 10th Street a head start in life, with tall ceilings and gracefully arched windows overlooking the downtown Manhattan street scene below. Masterfully designed interiors, courtesy of AD 100 design firm RP Miller, give this two-bedroom home star power. Asking $3,750,000, this pre-war co-op is a showcase of stellar design trends that not only stand out but also stand the test of time. If you love the interior design of this home, we’ve sourced a few key pieces that are identical or similar to the items in the listing photos, so you can get the look for your own space.
shop the listing, this way
shop the listing, this way
Photo credit: Andrew Brincka | DDreps
January 16, 2026
From cozy to bold, this $10M Soho condo embodies post-loft luxury
Standing on an always-evolving stretch of Soho, this 4,177-square-foot loft at 158 Mercer Street, in what's known as the New Museum Building (the New Museum of Contemporary Art was at this address before moving to the Bowery), is townhouse-sized, asking a museum-level $10 million. Framed by the loft bones of the 1897 building, the three-bedroom condominium is wrapped in 21st-century luxe.
dramatic loft living, this way
dramatic loft living, this way
Photo credit: Tim Darwish from DDreps for The Corcoran Group
December 19, 2025
This $3M Williamsburg home is the rare condo with all of its loft charm intact
This 1,800-square-foot loft in the iconic Mill Building at 85 North Third Street has all the top-shelf elements of modern condo living, wrapped in the industrial charm of a pre-war loft. Details like original wood beams and 11-foot ceilings have been updated with 21st-century luxuries. Asking $2,995,000, the North Brooklyn home also has loft flexibility, with a great room large enough to carve out space for a third bedroom.
williamsburg loft living, this way
williamsburg loft living, this way
All photos courtesy of Alejandro Leon, DD-Reps
December 12, 2025
Doors of steel and glass make this $3M Soho loft feel like a box of light
This light-filled loft at 75 Grand Street, right in the middle of Soho, has plenty of options. Asking $2,995,000, the pre-war co-op has loft proportions with the flexibility of having two or three bedrooms; well-designed renovations add warmth, while preserving architectural details like tin ceilings.
loft chic, this way
loft chic, this way
Photos by Bernadett Pava. Staging by A List Designs.
November 19, 2025
This $3.5M Noho co-op remembers the origins of loft living
This classic loft at 652 Broadway is the kind we remember, with plenty of wide open space and lots of flexibility. The floor plan currently offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms, but a third bedroom can be added. Asking $3,495,000, the pre-war co-op has the benefit of location, square footage, and details that add up to the kind of unspoiled downtown space we don't see too often in the 21st century.
Noho loft living, this way
Noho loft living, this way
All renderings courtesy of Plomp
November 18, 2025
See inside an East Village condo transforming a former parking garage into luxury loft-like homes
New images were released this week of the luxury boutique condo replacing a shuttered East Village parking garage. Designed and developed by Arcus, 220 East 9th Street replaces a 175-space garage, which had been closed since 2023 due to structural issues. In its place is a striking red-brick condo, dubbed 220e9th, with 18 bright and airy, loft-like residences, all with unique layouts.
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see it here
Photo credit: Evan Joseph at Vibra Inc.
October 24, 2025
For $5.5M, a gallerist’s Soho loft is the perfect backdrop for your art collection
Soho's live-work artist lofts are hard to find these days, but this co-op at 519 Broadway is a classic. It's currently owned by gallerist and art collector Lio Malca, who recently opened the gallery 60 White. Asking $5,500,000, the 4,000-square-foot loft spans the entire second floor. White walls and 17-foot ceilings contrast with dark wood floors for a dramatic gallery effect, with an elevated mezzanine open to the space below. The co-op currently has one bedroom and a home office, but like all lofts, it can be configured as needed.
soho loft living, this way
soho loft living, this way
Photo credit: Michael Weinstein
October 15, 2025
This $3.75M co-op is an architect-designed masterpiece in a classic Village loft
Loft proportions give this Village apartment at 35 East 10th Street a head start in life, with tall ceilings and gracefully arched windows overlooking the downtown Manhattan street scene below. Masterfully designed interiors, courtesy of AD 100 design firm RP Miller, give this two-bedroom home star power. Asking $3,750,000, this pre-war co-op is a showcase of stellar design trends that not only stand out but also stand the test of time.
design is in the details
design is in the details
Credit: Russ Ross Photography for The Corcoran Group
October 2, 2025
Pre-war warmth meets polished loft lines in this $4.25M Village co-op
Tall ceilings, exposed columns, and open spaces frame this corner co-op at 250 Mercer Street with the bones of a classic loft; warm wood floors, plaster walls, and a gracious layout are in keeping with the 1890 building's pre-war elegance. Configured to offer two bedrooms and a home office, the 2,000-square-foot co-op can be reimagined to accommodate a third bedroom. Asking $4,250,000, this downtown residence adds corner views to its list of covetable attributes.
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take the tour
Photo credit: Brown Harris Stevens
September 30, 2025
A loft-sized Harlem studio in a former school asks $599K
This nearly 800-square-foot condo in the landmarked P.S. 90 at 220 West 148th Street in Hamilton Heights has the size and proportions of a classic loft. Asking $599,000, the pre-war studio has enough square footage to carve out zones for living, sleeping, and working; 12.5-foot ceilings further give the illusion of abundant space.
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get a closer look
Photos courtesy of Eitan Gamliely for Sotheby’s International Realty
August 28, 2025
For $2.8M, this big loft in a former Dumbo soap factory has three bedrooms and an office
This light-filled corner condo atop Dumbo’s Kirkman soap factory lofts at 37 Bridge Street is a dream home for loft lovers. Manhattan skyline, East River, and bridge views take center stage through classic factory windows. Three bedrooms and a mezzanine office space mean there's enough room for everyone's daily routine. The penthouse loft can be yours for $2,800,000.
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take the tour
All photos courtesy of Celeste Godoy for The Corcoran Group, unless otherwise noted
July 17, 2025
This $5M Soho co-op is what happens to artists’ lofts when artists leave
Few disagree that it's the people who bring color to New York City's vibrant neighborhoods. We know the stories of an artist-populated Soho of yore, and the Artist-In-Residence "loft law" that helped make it possible. The neighborhood's affordable-to-artists days are long gone (along with the apartment's AIR designation), but we remain charmed by its lofts, for their proportions, and a fantasy of their past.
blank canvas to white box, this way
blank canvas to white box, this way
Renderings courtesy of Plomp
June 24, 2025
East Village parking garage to become luxury, red-brick condo with 18 loft-style apartments
An East Village parking garage plagued by structural issues is getting new life as an attractive red-brick condo with 18 loft-like residences. Designed and developed by Arcus, the project at 220 East 9th Street converts the shuttered 175-space garage into a six-story boutique building with one- to four-bedroom apartments, each with a distinct floor plan. Currently under construction, the condo will feature a hand-laid red brick facade punctuated by oversized arched and factory-style windows, and includes private on-site parking, a rarity in downtown Manhattan.
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