Welcome to NOHO, a creative pocket of Downtown Manhattan.
Noho, short for North of Houston, has a reputation of being one of the most in-demand neighborhoods in New York City. The area’s long-standing commercial history from 1850 to the early 1900’s helped shape the neighborhood’s striking architectural features, along with influential residents such as the Delanos and Peter Cooper. Formerly known as the “Warehouse District,” Noho’s vintage store-and-loft buildings have since been modernized to suit a more fashion-forward and edgy downtown styling. Tucked between the two Villages, Noho is a small downtown nook with an eclectic sensibility and bohemian spirit. Expansive lofts, chic boutiques, and quaint cafes abide in this tiny yet happening neighborhood.
Noho is home to a vibrant community of city trendsetters attracted to the neighborhood’s energetic and colorful vibe. Artists and creative professionals were among the first residents of Noho as the neighborhood transitioned from industrial to residential. With New York University and Cooper Union a few blocks away, many of Noho’s residents are also students that want to live close to school.
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