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East Village Co-op and Condominium Buildings With 25+ Units

A Roebling Team guide · By Corey Cohen, Principal of The Roebling Team at Compass · 2026

The Roebling Team at Compass · Index · Revised October 2026

This index lists East Village and Astor Place co-op and condominium buildings of 25 or more residences that have a full profile on this site. Every row links to that profile. A building appears only if its profile shows at least 25 residences, so smaller buildings such as 10 Bond Street (11 residences) and 48 Bond Street are not listed here.

The East Village sits east of Broadway and Lafayette, south of 14th Street and north of Houston, with the Astor Place / NoHo edge and Union Square's eastern side at its borders. The larger co-op and condominium buildings cluster around East 10th through 14th Streets, Avenue A and Avenue B, and the Astor Place edge.

Buildings with a full profile

Unit counts and ownership types come from each building's profile, which cites its own sources. Where published counts disagree, the profile says so, and so does the note column.

Building Address Type Built Residences Note
Zeckendorf Towers 1 Irving Place / 111 East 14th Street Condominium 1987 645 Legal name One Union Square East Condominium; count from its audited financial statements
Stewart House 70 East 10th Street Cooperative 1960 ~300
438 East 12th Street 438 East 12th Street Condominium 2017 82 Steiner East Village
The Christodora House 143 Avenue B Condominium 1928; converted 1986-88 87 Other sources give 85 or 86
170 Second Avenue 170 Second Avenue Cooperative 1928 ~76
The Zachary 125 East 12th Street Condominium 1888; loft conversion 44
Parc Village 44 East 12th Street Condominium 1985 44
Astor Place Tower 445 Lafayette Street Land-lease condop 2005 39 Cooperative run with condominium-style rules, on Cooper Union land
18 East 12th Street 18 East 12th Street Condominium c. 1910 38 37 per current city records after a combination
100 Avenue A 100 Avenue A Condominium 2017 32
The Village Mews 407 East 12th Street Condominium 1900; residential conversion 2000 27
287 East Houston Street 287 East Houston Street Condominium 2017 27 Marketed as 287/LES

What is not on this list

Buildings that appear in the neighborhood but do not yet have a profile here are left out until they do. That includes several East 12th Street and Avenue B buildings, Cooper Square buildings, and other addresses we are still profiling. Absence from this index does not mean a building is below 25 units.

Using the profiles

Each profile covers sales history, the building's rules where we have them on file, and what to ask the managing agent. Transfer requirements, financing limits and sublet rules change; treat anything a profile marks "verify" as an open question to put to management or the offering plan before you make an offer.

Send us an address and we will pull the building's recent sales and the questions to ask.

Corey Cohen · The Roebling Team at Compass 646.939.7375 · c.cohen@compass.com


Sources: each building's profile on this site; NYC Department of Finance and ACRIS recorded data; offering plans and building documents where cited in the profile.

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