••• “A falling piece of drywall seriously injured a construction worker inside a luxury Tribeca apartment building Tuesday afternoon.” Let’s hope he’s OK. It’s 60 Beach, and the “luxury” reference is so unnecessary and ham-handed. (And there was more along those lines.)

••• Le District, “the 30,000-square-foot French-themed market and 520-seat dining zone” at Brookfield Place should open “by the end of March (or the beginning of April).” Thanks to the reader who goes by Hudson River for sending in this timely pic yesterday. —Commercial Observer

••• La Bellezza pizzeria on Broadway was burgled by someone who broke through a wall. —Tribeca Trib

••• The New York Post does one of those tired “by the numbers” pieces on architect Thomas Juul-Hansen, who lives in Tribeca and identifies as a socialist.

••• “The Grace Institute has announced that it will soon move to 40 Rector Street. The Grace Institute, which provides tuition-free education and training in business and administrative skills to economically disadvantaged women, is relocating from the Upper East Side.” —Broadsheet