••• UrbanDaddy previews Haus, “an opulent new Tribeca cornerstone of serious dancing.” It’s the nightclub opening at W. Broadway and Canal, where Canal Room was. “It’s all brought to you by a gent who helped open Brooklyn dance palace Output. Here, he’s thoughtfully surrounded you with the proper lighting (chandeliers that undulate through 16 million colors) and crowd (the types who make a living adorning magazine covers).” Uh, huh. Funny about that Output part—there was zero mention of it when Haus presented itself as a “mixology lounge” at Community Board 1.

••• A rave for Bâtard. —New York Observer

••• “A knife-wielding thief made off with 40 cans of Red Bull from a Tribeca 7-Eleven after threatening to slit a store employee’s throat.” It was the one on Broadway. —DNAinfo

••• Regarding the Jade Hotel, coming to where the Best Western on Peck Slip was: “The space’s 40,000 square feet will be peppered with antique American furniture and a modern design based on historical outlines, a style which Mr. Obeid described as ‘nostalgia inspired by Colonial Williamsburg.’ The space is also slated to feature a swanky new seafood restaurant, outdoor seating and a sophisticated cocktail bar.” —New York Observer

••• “After being shot down in April, the team representing the Howard Hughes Corporation returned to the Landmarks Preservation Commission with a revised proposal to makeover the 1983 Fulton Market Building at the South Street Seaport. The commission said the edited design, created by SHoP Architects, is “less mall-y” than the first iteration, and it won their approval, putting it on the road to reality.” —Curbed