Newsletter: Aug. 23

415 BroadwayAN ITALIAN FOOD HALL IS OPENING AT BROADWAY AND CANAL
This has the potential to dramatically change the flavor of Canal Street.

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456 GreenwichFIRST LOOK INSIDE THE HOTEL AT 456 GREENWICH
“This property will be one of the most luxurious hotels in New York City,” says one of the developers of the 96-room hotel going up at Greenwich and Desbrosses. Check out drawings of the interior.

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Woolworth Building by ISEEN & HEARD
••• 8/20: Woolworth Building lights (above). Plus: Ghostbusters insignia repainted; Kingkow’s World Trade Center mall store will reopen; a likely catering kitchen on Reade; Oculus elevator signage; “Law & Order: SVU” shoot; tonight’s Video Music Awards performance.
••• 8/21: Where is Paper Source’s Tribeca shop? Plus: Construction appears imminent at Broadway and Franklin; mystery wire on W. Broadway; possible bank branch; OpenTable ignores everything south of Houston Street.
••• 8/22: Paper Source will be in Manhattan. Plus: The best BLT around; checking in on the Japanese restaurant coming to Warren; Il Mulino brunch; disappointing windows on Bjarke Ingels’s otherwise fabulous High Line buildings; graphic novelists at Pen Parentis.

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Meryl Streep's padIN THE NEWS
••• 8/20: Meryl Streep listed her Tribeca penthouse (above). Plus: The mayor’s office claims it wants community input on its jail plan (but is Margaret Chin already onboard?); Seaport restaurant/bar is now a taqueria; beekeeping family; public comment for resiliency proposals.
••• 8/21: Cast Iron House got a $45 million loan. Plus: New York Times takes two stars away from Nobu; Citi Bike to test motorized bicycles; Citigroup is launching a private ferry between Pier 25 and Jersey City; Square Diner.
••• 8/22: Bâtard’s chef is moonlighting at Augustine. Plus: A jewelry designer’s Tribeca duplex; looking back at Trinity Church’s real-estate holdings in Lower Manhattan through the years.

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Tribute in LightTHE BLURRY CITY
Every now and then, the camera refuses to focus, and I find the result transfixing. Above: “Tribute in Light,” as seen from the Chrysler Building.

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