143 Ludlow Street is a six story rental building dating to 1915 that has been gut renovated, pairing a classic façade with contemporary apartment interiors. The building contains 23 residences in the Lower East Side, where exposed brick and high ceilings retain some of the older character alongside updated systems and finishes.
Two bedroom layouts recur among the apartments, with both bedrooms typically sized for queen beds and natural light. Apartments commonly have in-unit laundry, central heating and air conditioning, hardwood floors, stainless steel kitchens with dishwashers, oversized noise canceling windows, and video intercoms. Some residences also have private outdoor space, while the apartment mix includes larger three bedroom layouts.
Building amenities include a fitness center, resident lounge or recreation room, keyless entry, a virtual doorman, garbage chutes on each floor, and free Wi-Fi. The building is on Ludlow Street between Stanton and Rivington Streets, with restaurants, bars, nightlife, and shops concentrated within a few blocks. The Delancey Street station, served by the F, M, J, and Z trains, is about three blocks away.
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.