90 Gold St

90 Gold Street is a 27-story residential high-rise completed in 1971 and part of the larger Southbridge Towers cooperative complex. The building contains primarily studio and one-bedroom apartments within a total of 68 units at this address and sits among nine buildings that comprise a master-planned mid-century residential development. Architecturally it reflects the era’s functional high-rise vernacular with straightforward massing and regular window bays; many units include private balconies or terraces offering skyline and river views. Interiors are a mix of original layouts and updated finishes across units, with common apartment features noted such as eat-in kitchens, formal dining areas, generous closets, and smoke-free policies. Shared building amenities emphasize community and everyday convenience: attended lobbies, on-site laundry, a recreation center, landscaped courtyards and playgrounds, a basketball/pickleball court, and resident storage; two nearby ICON parking garages serve the complex. Services include 24-hour security, on-site management and maintenance staff, and a building-wide generator. The cooperative’s rules are flexible for buyers: pets, parental and co-purchasing, pieds-a-terre, guarantors, and limited subletting are permitted under board approval. The location anchors the Fulton/Seaport edge of the Financial District, steps from transit hubs (Fulton Center, multiple subway lines, PATH and ferry), grocery and restaurants, waterfront parks, and direct sightlines to the Brooklyn Bridge and lower Manhattan skyline.