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Building exterior / all-glass facade (Renzo Piano) · Photo: lxcollection.com

Hudson Square

565 Broome Soho

565 Broome Street, New York, NY 10013

Price range

$1,480,000 – $18,995,000

30 stories · 115 residences · 2019

Building Facts

Address
565 Broome Street, New York, NY 10013
Area
Hudson Square, Manhattan
Scale
30 stories · 115 residences · 2019
Status
New development; green building
Developer
Bizzi & Partners Development
Architecture
Renzo Piano Building Workshop
Interiors
RDAI
Sales
Douglas Elliman Development Marketing

Plans & Budget

$1,480,000 – $18,995,000

Studio

$1,480,000

Availability
1 available
Common charges
~$1,000–$1,400 / mo
Taxes
~$850–$1,200 / mo

1 bed

$1,950,000 - $2,675,000

Availability
2 available
Common charges
~$1,600–$2,300 / mo
Taxes
~$1,200–$1,700 / mo

2 beds

$3,995,000 - $6,800,000

Availability
7 available
Common charges
~$3,000–$4,900 / mo
Taxes
~$2,700–$4,700 / mo

3 beds

$5,500,000 - $8,500,000

Availability
2 available
Common charges
~$3,100–$4,900 / mo
Taxes
~$3,400–$4,500 / mo

4+ beds

$15,000,000 - $18,995,000

Availability
2 available
Common charges
~$9,000–$10,500 / mo
Taxes
~$8,000–$10,100 / mo

These are approximate estimates drawn from observed active and recent listings at 565 Broome Soho; actual figures vary by line, floor, square footage, and unit, and must be verified per unit against the offering plan and current listing. The building has no 421-a or other property-tax abatement, so taxes run at full (unabated) rates.

Highlights

Buyer Fit

Best for buyers who value downtown life, finance or tech commutes, restaurants, and resale liquidity.

Location & Transit

On SoHo's far western edge along Broome Street where the neighborhood meets the Hudson and Hudson Square, it's a short walk to Spring Street (C/E) and Canal Street (A/C/E, 1, N/Q/R/W, J/Z), with the Hudson River Park waterfront a block west and the Holland Tunnel right there for quick drives to New Jersey — all within SoHo's cast-iron district of galleries, design shops and high-end dining.

Project Background

565 Broome Soho is Renzo Piano's first — and likely only — residential building in New York. The Pritzker laureate designed a pair of glass towers that split above the 16th floor, wrapped in custom low-iron, ultra-clear glass with softly curved corners; developed by Bizzi & Partners with interiors by the Hermès-pedigreed Paris firm RDAI. Set on SoHo's western edge by the Hudson, its floor-to-ceiling glass pulls in river, World Trade Center and downtown-skyline views — one of the rare new developments where you genuinely live inside a work of architecture.

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