90 Morton Street
A 1912 printing factory reborn as boutique West Village lofts.
90 Morton Street is a boutique luxury condominium in the West Village, a 1912 printing factory converted by Brack Capital and completed in 2018. With 35 loft-scale residences, architecture by Gottesman-Szmelcman and interiors by Leroy Street Studio, it pairs original industrial bones with new-construction systems on a quiet Village block.
The building
90 Morton kept the warehouse's scale, high ceilings, oversized windows, and big floor plates, while adding full-service infrastructure: a pool, fitness center, residents' lounge, and a landscaped roof terrace, with attended service. Residences run from two to five bedrooms, with a penthouse collection on the added upper floors.
The neighborhood
90 Morton sits in the heart of the West Village, on a quiet block near the Hudson. The West Village is a low-rise, landmarked market where the building and the block drive value. Read the full picture in our West Village real estate guide.
Why buyers choose 90 Morton
Loft scale with new-development services. For buyers who want a converted-warehouse home with high ceilings and big floor plates, plus a full amenity suite, 90 Morton offers both in an intimate 35-residence building.
90 Morton Street apartments for sale
90 Morton Street is a 35-residence building, which means availability is thin by design and moves quietly. Residences run from two to five bedrooms, with a penthouse collection occupying the floors added above the original 1912 factory. Layouts keep the warehouse proportions the conversion was built around: high ceilings, oversized windows, and floor plates considerably larger than a typical Manhattan apartment of the same bedroom count
Recorded sales give a reliable sense of where the building trades. Penthouse sales have reached $24.9 million and $24.8 million, both in December 2020, with more recent penthouse trades at $17.5 million in December 2024 and $17 million in June 2023. Lower-floor residences have recorded from roughly $7 million. Our team has represented parties in several of these, including PH8D and 4D.
Because the building is small and tightly held, a share of what trades here never reaches a public listing. If you want to know what is available at 90 Morton right now, including quiet inventory, ask us directly.
Transaction history at 90 Morton Street
90 Morton has produced a strong record of loft sales since completion. The notable sales below reflect public records. In a building this tightly held, the advantage comes down to access and relationships, exactly what does not show up in a public listing.
Notable sales at 90 Morton Street
The building's top sales, with Elevated's own deals marked. Figures reflect public records; photos and listings via Compass.
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Frequently asked questions
Is 90 Morton Street a condo or a co-op? 90 Morton Street is a condominium, completed in 2018.
Who developed and designed 90 Morton Street? It was developed by Brack Capital, with architecture by Gottesman-Szmelcman and interiors by Leroy Street Studio, converted from a 1912 printing factory.
What makes 90 Morton Street distinctive? It is a boutique 35-residence loft conversion that kept the original factory's high ceilings and oversized windows while adding a full amenity program.
What have residences at 90 Morton sold for? Sales vary by floor and size, into the high single-digit millions for the larger homes. For off-market activity and current pricing, get in touch.
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