In the News: Saluggi’s Is Opening a Second Location

March 10, 2016 Crime, Real Estate, Restaurant/Bar News, Shopping

••• Kathleen Turner bought at 395 Broadway. —New York Observer

••• Saluggi’s is opening at 399 Grand (at Clinton). I do hope this isn’t because it will be leaving its original location on Church…. —The Lo-Down

••• “Hickey Freeman’s Made-to-Measure Store Is For the Cooler, Modern Man.” It’s at Brookfield Place —Racked

••• New renderings for the commercial part of 1 Wall that is reportedly going to be the site of a new Whole Foods store. —Tribeca Trib

••• More on the “rooftooping” daredevils who are “breaching the rooftops for fabulous photoshoots—a trend that poses serious liability concerns for property owners.” —Downtown Express

••• “Mapping the Financial District’s Many Developments In Progress.” —Curbed

••• “Less Overhang Paves Way for Landmarks Approval of Mixed-Use Tower at 77 Greenwich Street.” That’s the FiDi building with the school. —YIMBY

77 Greenwich courtesy YIMBY

 
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3 Comments

  1. David G. Imber
    March 10, 2016 • 3:20 pm

    Wow! Could not be more proud that Ms. Turner is putting down stakes in my part of the micronabe of Chibeca.

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  2. Don Thomas
    March 14, 2016 • 10:58 am

    Any news about the mosaic banking hall in 1 Wall? Is it landmarked?

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    • Erik Torkells
      March 14, 2016 • 11:06 am

      According to a diagram in the Trib’s article, it’ll be retail, but no word on who/what. The building is landmarked, but I don’t believe the interior is—not even of the famous Red Room. From a 2001 NYT article on the landmarking of the building: “To qualify as an interior landmark, however, a space must be customarily accessible to the public. A visitor on Wednesday evening was given a flier about the room by a guard who said cordially, ‘Admire it as much as you want.’ But Mr. Logan noted that while the public was admitted on occasion, the room, which serves the private banking division, was closed at the bank’s discretion. Nonetheless, he added, ‘We’ve always maintained it with the utmost care.'” http://www.nytimes.com/2001/03/11/realestate/postings-70-year-old-50-story-1-wall-street-declared-landmark-quiet-art-deco.html

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