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Arch Companies Prepares to Launch Leasing at SoHo Luxury Rentals

Arch Companies has partnered with SERHANT to start leasing for May 1 at 11 Greene, a luxury rental building at 11 Greene St. in SoHo. The building, reportedly the first new ground-up, full-service luxury rental of its kind in the neighborhood, features 31 rental units and ground-floor retail.

Developed from the ground up by Arch Companies, with financing provided by Maxim Capital Group, the loft-style units will be leased exclusively by Ryan Serhant and Charisse Chassen of SERHANT, in collaboration with Nestseekers International. Newmark senior managing director Ross Berkowitz will be the leasing broker for the ground-floor retail units. 


The project marks the fourth New York City development project that Arch has either invested in or restructured since its inception in 2017. The residences, controlled through Crestron smart home technology, will include a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom units ranging from 1,400 to 2,400 square feet.

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