175 E Broadway

Completed in 1912 and set directly across from Seward Park, this landmarked ten-story Beaux-Arts condominium was originally built for The Jewish Daily Forward and later converted into 29 loft-style residences. The masonry façade, carved detailing and large, multi-paned windows recall the building’s prewar pedigree while interior renovations introduce modern systems and high-end finishes. Residence footprints range from two- to three-bedroom lofts and duplex penthouses, many with soaring ceilings, oversized windows, original plaster or coffered ceilings, and expansive great rooms configured for flexible living. Kitchens are frequently outfitted with designer cabinetry and premium appliances; baths combine renovated spa elements such as soaking tubs and steam showers with double vanities and marble or stone finishes. Common areas emphasize residential convenience: a staffed 24-hour doorman lobby with refrigerated delivery storage, bicycle storage, deeded basement storage cages, and central laundry facilities. The planted roof deck offers panoramic views of the park, East River and downtown skyline; some homes include private roof terraces or private outdoor space over 60 square feet. Practical features across units include built-in storage, walk-in closets, washer/dryer hookups, wide-plank hardwood floors, individually controlled A/C, and private elevator access in select homes. The building is pet-friendly and benefits from immediate transit access (F line at the corner plus nearby J, M, Z, B and D lines) and a dense neighborhood of restaurants, galleries, theaters and specialty markets that define Lower East Side/Two Bridges urban living.