••• The property that includes the Staple Street skybridge—along with the townhouse at 9 Jay and a loft at 67 Hudson—is back on the market, this time for $35 million. (That’s down from $50 million.) The staging is about as minimal as it gets. —Curbed

••• “Financial District restaurant Manhatta will begin serving weekend lunch starting this Saturday, November 9. The three-course, set menu will cost $68 (tax and tip included).” —Eater

••• “Three-car smash up on West St. near North Moore injures 5, who were taken to Lenox Hill HealthPlex in unknown condition, FDNY says.” —Tribeca Trib

••• “151 Hudson St., in Tribeca, where wholesale liquor and peas were once sold, was home to the likes of Robert De Niro, Martin Scorsese, and Harvey Keitel by the 1990s.” —Daytonian in Manhattan