A prime shopping destination, SoHo is lined with cobblestone streets and stunning post-war cast-iron facades.
An urban gallery of designer shopping and high-end galleries
A prime shopping destination, SoHo is lined with cobblestone streets and stunning post-war cast-iron facades. SoHo is a fashionably energetic and compact Lower Manhattan destination where larger-than-life designers and brands are delicately balanced with independent boutiques and street vendors. Popular eateries and bars keep the city thrumming around the clock, making SoHo a chic and engaging idol of high-end shopping bliss.
The incredibly energetic SoHo vibe makes the area even more walkable and engaging than it already is, with countless designer shops, immersive galleries, and fine-dining establishments to experience. Saturated with hip, the SoHo locals are those who most intrinsically enjoy a bustling day or night out on the town — and the visitors always marvel at the impressive and stately SoHo cityscape. Equal parts chic and inviting, SoHo juxtaposes high-living culture with a respectably grounded warmth, making the area gentle enough to host family-friendly amenities fit for a family adventure out on the town.
You can always enjoy a brief reprieve from the outwardly vibrant SoHo energy with a candlelit evening at Raoul's, a deluxe French restaurant with established roots almost half a century old. Balthazar provides an equally exclusive day-time dining experience, serving delightful brunch classics and steak frites in a classy, banquet-worthy interior. You can sate your appetite for American mainstays at Blue Ribbon Brasserie, serving casually upscale seafood platters and other delicacies you'd expect from a country club's executive chef.
11,933 people live in SoHo, where the median age is 42 and the average individual income is $152,399. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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SoHo has 6,465 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in SoHo do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 11,933 people call SoHo home. The population density is 46,460.359 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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