Building: The Forward Building

Once home to the first Jewish-language newspaper, The Forward, 175 East Broadway is a Beaux Arts Architectural Masterpiece. Built in 1912, The Forward Building was refurbished in 2006 by Lower East Side architect Ron Castellano who has combined contemporary design while still paying homage to the historical landmark. The converted luxury condominium ’skyscraper’ sits directly across from Seward Park and remains a defining presence in this vibrant neighborhood.

The 29 units are comprised of studios, one-and two-bedroom lofts, and downtown’s most exquisite Penthouses. Today’s lucky residents are offered great amenities that include; a 24-hour doorman; refrigerator storage in lobby for perishable deliveries; a video-intercom system; central laundry; storage cages in the basement; wine refrigerator in basement; bike racks; and a rooftop deck showcasing spectacular views of Seward Park, the Brooklyn Bridge, Lower East Side, The Empire State Building, midtown and all of downtown Manhattan.

Located in Two Bridges, this Lower East Side hamlet is home to some of the best shops, markets, restaurants, bars and cafes. With Orchard, Delancey, Essex, Grand Street and The Bowery within a couple of blocks, the F,J,M,Z,B,D trains and other attractions are minutes from your door. Pets are permitted on a case-by-case basis.

Description Provided by Zeshaan Qadir