43 Bleecker Street: Everything You Need to Know
43 Bleecker Street is a six-story 1896 loft building in NoHo, between Lafayette Street and the Bowery, that's being converted into 11 condominiums. On October 20, 2026, the Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a new occupied rooftop addition for the project, according to New York YIMBY. Caedes Group is developing it, and first closings are expected in June 2027. Here's everything you need to know.
What's being built at 43 Bleecker Street?
Eleven condominiums inside a landmarked Classical Revival loft building. Five of the homes are new, created by converting former non-residential space, and the residential portion totals about 30,442 square feet, according to New York YIMBY. The building keeps its 85-foot height, and the newly approved rooftop addition adds livable space on top.
- Address43–49 Bleecker Street, between Lafayette Street and the Bowery
- NeighborhoodNoHo, in the NoHo East Historic District
- Built1896, Classical Revival, by architect Ralph S. Townsend
- HeightSix stories, 85 feet, plus a new rooftop addition
- Residences11 condominiums
- Residential spaceAbout 30,442 sq ft
- DeveloperCaedes Group
- ArchitectNoel Wong, ADB Associates
- InteriorsRigby & Rigby
- ClosingsExpected to begin June 2027
What did Landmarks approve at 43 Bleecker Street?
Landmarks approved an occupied rooftop addition on October 20, 2026. It's the second Landmarks approval for the project. In July 2025, the commission voted 9–0 to approve the first phase:
- A full restoration of the Bleecker Street façade and its cornices
- New aluminum-clad wood windows that copy the original double-hung pattern
- A rebuilt storefront with black aluminum doors and recreated historic iron grilles
- Stair and elevator bulkheads on the roof
- New balconies on the rear façade
The rooftop addition got the most debate. In September, Community Board 2's Landmarks Committee asked for a smaller, lower addition, set back farther from the street, and clad in a less reflective material. The commission still approved it. Because the building sits in the NoHo East Historic District, every exterior change must pass this review, protecting the block's 19th-century streetscape for future owners.
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What will the homes and amenities be like?
Large, loft-style homes averaging about 2,700 square feet, with barrel-vaulted ceilings up to 13 feet. London-based Rigby & Rigby is designing the interiors, and the amenity package leans heavily into wellness.
- 24-hour doorman
- Private residential lobby and lounge
- Landscaped roof terrace
- Gym with Technogym equipment
- Pilates and yoga room
- Sauna, steam room and ice baths
- Red light and Somadome rooms
- Air and water filtration in every home
- Private saunas in select primary baths
- Bike storage
Pricing hasn't been released yet.
When will 43 Bleecker Street be ready?
First closings are expected in June 2027. Here's how the project has moved so far.
Date | Milestone |
|---|---|
June 2025 | Community Board 2 reviews the conversion plan |
July 15, 2025 | Landmarks approves the façade restoration, new storefront and rooftop bulkheads, 9–0, with modifications |
August 2025 | Plans for 11 residences filed, per New York YIMBY |
September 2026 | Community Board 2 reviews the new rooftop addition |
October 20, 2026 | Landmarks approves the occupied rooftop addition, per New York YIMBY |
June 2027 | First closings expected |
What's it like to live on Bleecker Street in NoHo?
It's one of Manhattan's best-connected blocks. The 6 train's Bleecker Street stairway sits right in front of the building, and the same station connects to the B, D, F, and M at Broadway–Lafayette, so Midtown, Brooklyn, and Queens are all a single ride away. Walk two blocks, and you're on Bond Street, Great Jones Street, or the Bowery, with Washington Square Park and NYU to the west and SoHo just across Houston Street.
NoHo is mostly cast-iron and masonry loft buildings, and new luxury inventory there comes up rarely. The closest comparison is the newer condo at 40 Bleecker Street nearby. Downtown Manhattan accounted for 36% of all $5 million-plus contracts signed the week of October 26 to November 1, 2026, according to the Compass Manhattan Luxury Report.
What restaurants and shops are near 43 Bleecker Street?
Some of downtown's best-loved spots are within a five-minute walk. Bond Street and Great Jones Street, one block north, are lined with restaurants, design shops and galleries, and the Bowery and Lafayette Street fill in the rest.
- Il Buco, 47 Bond St
Mediterranean dinner in a former antiques shop - Bond St, 6 Bond St
Sushi upstairs, cocktail lounge downstairs - Fish Cheeks, 55 Bond St
Lively Thai, known for its whole fish - Gemma, 335 Bowery
Italian at the Bowery Hotel, with its lobby bar next door - Lafayette Grand Café, 380 Lafayette St
French bakery and brasserie at Great Jones - Atla, 372 Lafayette St
All-day Mexican from the Cosme team - Dashwood Books, 33 Bond St
Rare and new photography and art books - The Future Perfect, 55 Great Jones St
Modern furniture and design gallery - Blick Art Materials, 1–5 Bond St
Downtown's go-to art supply store - Great Jones Spa, 29 Great Jones St
Day spa with hot tubs and saunas
For culture, the Public Theater and Joe's Pub are a few blocks up Lafayette Street, and Washington Square Park is a 10-minute walk west. Soho's flagship shopping on Broadway and Prince Street starts just across Houston Street.
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Frequently asked questions
What is happening at 43 Bleecker Street?
43 Bleecker Street is a landmarked 1896 loft building in NoHo being converted into 11 condominiums. On October 20, 2026, the Landmarks Preservation Commission approved an occupied rooftop addition for the project, according to New York YIMBY.
How many condos are at 43 Bleecker Street?
11 condominiums, five of them newly created through the conversion, across about 30,442 square feet of residential space. That works out to roughly 2,700 square feet per home on average.
Who is developing 43 Bleecker Street?
Caedes Group is the developer, with ADB Associates' Noel Wong as architect and the London studio Rigby & Rigby designing the interiors.
When will 43 Bleecker Street be finished?
Closings are expected to begin in June 2027.
Is 43 Bleecker Street a landmark?
Yes. It sits in the NoHo East Historic District, so every exterior change, from the windows to the rooftop addition, needs Landmarks Preservation Commission approval.
What subway is near 43 Bleecker Street?
The 6 train at Bleecker Street stops right in front of the building, and the B, D, F and M trains at Broadway–Lafayette Street share the same station complex.
How much do condos at 43 Bleecker Street cost?
Pricing hasn't been published yet. With homes averaging about 2,700 square feet in NoHo, expect pricing in Manhattan's luxury range. Contact Darrell Williams for pricing as soon as it's available.
Can I use my own broker to buy at 43 Bleecker Street?
Yes. Buyers can bring their own broker to a new development, and having someone on your side helps with pricing, unit selection and the offering plan. Contact Darrell Williams to set up a private appointment.
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