175 E Broadway

A landmarked 10-story Beaux-Arts condominium constructed in 1912 and converted into a boutique collection of large loft residences. The Forward Building presents classic prewar architecture—ornate plaster work, high ceilings, oversized multi-pane windows and original decorative details—reimagined with contemporary systems and finishes after an early-2000s renovation. Twelve to 29-unit counts are reflected in listings; most homes are expansive two-bedroom or convertible loft layouts with features such as dramatic double-height volume in select units, wide-plank or hardwood floors, crown moldings, built-in shelving and generous closet space. Common elements emphasize residential comfort: a full-time 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, video intercom, central laundry, climate-controlled systems in many units, and deeded basement storage cages. Shared amenities orient toward urban views and outdoor living with a planted rooftop terrace offering panoramic vistas of Seward Park, the East River and Manhattan skyline, plus bicycle storage and cold/refrigerated storage for deliveries. The building sits directly across from Seward Park in the Lower East Side / Two Bridges corridor, steps from multiple subway lines and a dense mix of restaurants, galleries and neighborhood services. Parking is street or nearby garages; pet policies and board particulars follow standard condominium governance with some units sold with assigned storage or private outdoor terraces.