SOHA 118

Stretching from the East River to the Hudson River is the neighborhood known as Harlem. This area has grown more since 2000 than during any decade since the 1940s.

Harlem is home to over 400 churches and to the well-known Apollo Theater, which opened on 125th Street in 1934. This neighborhood is filled with musicians, writers, actors and theater companies. A strong sense of community is felt within this neighborhood.

Soha (South Harlem) 118 is a red-brick building located at 301 West 118th Street, or 2187-9 Frederick Douglass Boulevard, or 300-302 West 119th Street. Built in 2007, there are 93 residential condominium apartments in this twelve-story building. There is a commercial unit on the cellar, ground and mezzanine levels and a community facility in the lobby and on the third floor. Apartments are located on floors five to ten, with three duplex penthouses.

This building is unique in that there is a landscaped common garden, and some of the units have terraces, while others have privacy balconies. There is a full-time doorman, children’s playroom, media room, and a fitness room. Columbia University and Morningside Park are close by.