
Condos Take Over Bond Street
Since the late 1800s, Bond Street has radiated elegance. The reemergence of this short, two-block street into chic Manhattan living could not have come at a better time. New Yorkers are always looking for something new and exciting, and as we reported in our A…

Since the late 1800s, Bond Street has radiated elegance. The reemergence of this short, two-block street into chic Manhattan living could not have come at a better time. New Yorkers are always looking for something new and exciting, and as we reported in our April/May New York issue, Bond Street is being filled with life again.
It’s NoHo location is perfect for those who enjoy the buzz of SoHo, but prefer not to be immersed in it-or as Don Capoccia of Gold Dvelopment says, “Bond Street is isolated, offering an oasis of quiet in an increasingly active area.” Furthermore, with the likes of Ian Schrager, Aby Rosen, Goldman Properties, Deborah Burke, and Gold Development using their insight and ingenuity, Bond Street is getting a new sense of life while still retaining its historical charm and sophistication.
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