570 Broome St Unidad 6B

570 Broome

When it was completed in 2019, 570 Broome Street was a big deal, not only for its fascinating silhouette of floor-to-ceiling Schüco glass panels placed into a sand-hued stone facade, but also the fact that it was purportedly self-cleaning (more on that in a bit). Designed by acclaimed architect Tahir Demircioglu of Builtd, the 25-story condominium includes 54 residences, with interiors styled after the lofts that West SoHo is known for by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, who still maintain a stronghold among the city’s most coveted design firms. “It’s a very beautiful building,” says Brandon Bogard, a licensed real estate salesperson at SERHANT. “It’s in a great location where you’re at the nexus of Tribeca, Soho-proper, Hudson Square and Greenwich Village. The building itself is very luxurious. It’s quaint — not huge — but the finishes are elevated.” Given the historic district status of much of SoHo, new builds are rare, but just over the western border in neighboring Hudson Square, there’s still some room for new developments like 570 Broome Street.