New York Real Estate

Much like Tribeca, SoHo and NoHo, Nolita name comes from it's location - it stands for North of Little Italy. This area was once a part of Little Italy but as many Italians moved out of the neighborhood it's make-up changed.

Nolita is has been thought of as the new Soho. Retailers who don't want the higher rent in Soho have moved here. There are small indepent stores aof all kinds including great bakeries, restaurants and other food stores with strong Eurpean flavor and style. This has attracted the creative community of actors, models, artists and those seeking the trendy feel of Nolita.

The area's prices are relatively reasonable. You can expect to find a studio apartment, although smallish in the $1,400 range. The trade off is clearly space for convenient location. For the single person or new arrival to New York City this is a great choice. It's not in any way a family community. What you will find is blocks and blocks of small interesting restaurants and other places to drink and meet people.

Little Italy or Nolita is located long Mulberry St, between Broome and Canal Steets, Manhattan.

Theatres and Performing Arts Centers
Aaron Davis Hall
Alice Tully Hall
Avery Fisher Hall
Broadway Theaters
Carnegie Hall
Joyce Theater
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
Merkin Concert Hall
Metropolitan Opera House
New York Shakespeare Festival
Radio City Music Hall
Tribeca Performing Arts Center
Vivian Beaumont Theater (Lincoln Center)

Greater New York -Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Yankee Stadium
Shea Stadium
Madison Square Gardens
National Tennis Center
Aqueduct Racetrack