FIRST LOOK INSIDE THE NEW WTC/BROOKFIELD PLACE PASSAGEWAY
As well as the glassy entrance pavilion on the east side of Brookfield Place. Photos galore!

POP-UP: ROBIN BROUILLETTE + TRIBECA COLLECTIVE
“There might as well be an electric fence at Canal Street, because Tribeca women don’t go above it,” says fashion designer Robin Brouillette (herself a Tribecan). “So I wanted to create a store that we’d love.” What you’ll find: women’s fashion and accessories, jewelry, home decor, beauty, dogwear, and more. Notably, all 32 designers are women.

REAL ESTATE SALES REPORT
Who’s buying where, from whom—and for how much. (Including Jason Biggs and someone who now owns a rotunda.)

A RIND IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE: COMPOST AT GREENMARKET
17% of NYC’s waste consists of food, which can create greenhouse gases when sent to a landfill, but when composted becomes a valuable material that helps nurture NYC’s green spaces. Local non-profit GrowNYC partners with the NYC Department of Sanitation to collect fruit and vegetable scraps for community composting at Tribeca Greenmarket twice a week, and Tuesdays at Bowling Green Greenmarket.  Wednesdays and Saturdays, 8am to 1pm, Greenwich St. at Chambers; Tuesdays, 8am to 2pm, Broadway at Battery Pl. Visit GrowNYC.org/compost for more information. Sponsored.

NEW KID ON THE BLOCK: POSTMASTERS
“I always ask the question, ‘Why is this art being made now? Could it have been made before?’” says Magdalena Sawon of Postmasters Gallery, which has just moved from Chelsea to Franklin Street. “What connects everything we show is that it deals with the fiber of our time.”

IN THE NEWS
••• 10/24: Citigroup is close to renewing on Greenwich. Plus: Man found dead in the Gehry Building; how Sandy affected the Jeremy’s Ale House empire; reviews of Zutto’s ramen and Distilled; Lucy Liu (but not really); J&R.
••• 10/25: Ellis Island to reopen. Plus: New park behind One Police Plaza; politicians object to closing of community center; Tribeca Summit lawsuit; Ritz-Carlton apartment on market for $56.5 million.
••• 10/27: Petition against FiDi probation office. Plus: Duane Street loft up 35% since 2008; New Amsterdam Market.

WHERE IN TRIBECA…?
No one has guessed last week’s Where in Tribeca…?, even after I posted another shot. I’ll add a slightly pulled-back photo this afternoon.

SEEN & HEARD
••• 10/24: New coffee shop. Plus: Haunted house by kids for kids; Bogardus Garden fall party; more Halloween treats; construction in earnest at 30 Park Place.
••• 10/25: The W. Broadway bike lanes are being installed. Plus: W. Broadway pop-up has soft-opened; Halloween event at American Apparel; skyscraper-in-progress blog; closing sale at Space on White.
••• 10/26: New prepared food restaurant. Plus: Construction underway at Baked; wild mushrooms; Fulton Center subway access; Martha Erlebacher exhibit.

PHOTO SAFARI!
Fun for everyone, or at least people who don’t mind random pictures with snarky captions. (Plus: One heck of a 1WTC photo!)