••• The Real Deal reviews the (renderings of the) St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, to be known as the St. Nicholas National Shrine, and call it “a Calatrava classic.”

••• The Wall Street Journal has the story about the Jack Erwin “Fitting Room,” where you can try on shoes and then order them online.

••• 67 Murray is on the market for $21.5 million—and it was bought for $12 million in February. The increase is attributed to the $200 per square foot in rent that Gunbae—the Korean barbecue restaurant and karaoke bar that has not received Community Board 1’s OK for a liquor license—is paying for its 15-year lease. Also of note are the unconfirmed area rents provided as comparison: “Juice Press signed a lease for about $152 per square foot at 83 Murray Street in 2013. More recently, Starbucks signed a renewal deal for about $240 per foot at 99 W. Broadway.” —The Real Deal

••• “A Manhattan nonprofit claims its annual fund-raiser was so mismanaged, it actually lost money, according to a lawsuit. Save the Date, a Tribeca event planner, couldn’t even get the guests to their seats properly during the National Urban Technology Center’s June gala, and included so much misinformation in the live and silent auctions that the charity ended up losing cash or shelling out dough to make up for the mistakes, it charges in a Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit.” —New York Post

••• “Paige Lener, newly appointed captain of the Battery Park City Parks Enforcement Patrol, had only been on the job one week when she showed up at a Community Board 1 Battery Park City Committee meeting on Nov. 4 to introduce herself.” —Downtown Post NYC

••• “The Brass Tap, a 75-seat, sit-down restaurant that specializes in craft beer, is set to open on the second floor of the [Staten Island] ferry terminal by March.” —DNAinfo

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