102 Norfolk Street is a six story pre war rental building completed in 1910, with 25 apartments in the Lower East Side. Its location is a defining feature: the building is about half a block from Delancey Street Essex Street station, served by the F, M, J, and Z trains, with Essex Market, Trader Joe’s, Target, and the neighborhood’s bars and restaurants nearby.
The apartments have been renovated, with layouts ranging from one to three bedrooms. Recurring details include hardwood floors, central heating and air conditioning, in unit washer and dryer, stainless steel appliances with dishwashers, recessed lighting, and renovated marble or tile bathrooms. Two and three bedroom layouts are described with equal sized bedrooms, while some three bedroom apartments also have exposed brick.
Building amenities include a live in superintendent and a virtual doorman system with voice and video communication. Pets are allowed. The surrounding blocks include nightlife and restaurants such as Pianos, Hotel Chantelle, DL, Beauty & Essex, and Hotel Rivington, along with everyday shopping and entertainment at Essex Market and Regal Cinema.
Founded in 2005, SMA Equities is a New York–based real estate firm specializing in multi-family and mixed-use properties. Headquartered on Long Island, it upgrades older city buildings into modern, amenity-rich rentals, offering tenants modernized apartments with quality finishes.