In the News: Taylor Swift Is a Tribecan

March 27, 2014 Arts & Culture, Community News, People, Real Estate, Services

Taylor Swift••• Taylor Swift bought an apartment here—it’s on Franklin, just east of Hudson, by the looks of the Daily Mail pix. An astute reader points out that she may have purchased director Peter Jackson’s duplex penthouse (“the interior is a bit country-wetsern star,” says the reader), which had recently been the home of Orlando Bloom.—Entertainmentwise, Daily Mail

••• “Barricades around Wall Street Bull go down.” —New York Post

••• “NeueHouse is following in the footsteps of its biggest direct rival in the office-suite business. The space incubator, which has a location on East 25th Street, is planing to open a new nearly 100,000-square-foot space at 225 Varick St. in Hudson Square. The new outpost is just two blocks away from WeWork.” —Crain’s

••• 12 Maiden Lane will be a Hotel Indigo. —FiDi Fan Page

••• The Architect’s Newspaper recaps the 67 Vestry situation.

••• The 9/11 Museum will have a 165-seat auditorium and “extensive public programming.” Paging Evelyn Waugh…. —Downtown Post NYC

••• A Battery Park City branch of Preschools of America is about to open. —Broadsheet

••• “An exhibition of art by members of the Hallmark […] will open to the public on Monday, March 31. A reception with champagne and hors d’eouvres from 1-6pm will be followed by a dance party starting at 7:30pm.” —Broadsheet

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7 Comments

  1. sally
    March 27, 2014 • 9:28 am

    any idea which retailers are going into the fulton street subway hub?

  2. Brenna
    March 27, 2014 • 4:13 pm

    Ugh! Not Taylor Swift! If she’s bought here it means she must be stalking some poor, naive Tribecan male!

  3. Francesco
    March 31, 2014 • 7:08 am

    I’m very naive

  4. Lisa
    March 31, 2014 • 8:33 am

    Now, now Brenna – where is your sisterly love?

  5. Bruce Ehrmann
    March 31, 2014 • 9:22 am

    This is a terrific Tribeca Citizen. Whenever I despair that you have sampled one too many creme brulees, you do spread the word on a major community issue like the potential architectural and cultural destruction of 67 Vestry Street. The roots of this community – visually and ontologically – are found in buildings like 67 Vestry.

  6. Sophie
    March 31, 2014 • 11:40 am

    That is so cool. But why Tribeca?