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Local landlord sues city over trash container requirement
The owner of 92 Reade, 31 Walker and 277 Church is being fined for not using the containers -- despite having no spot to store them. / 2 comments
Addition will move forward at Greenwich & North Moore
The gut renovation of the Yves and Smith & Mills buildings was approved by Landmarks this spring. It will result in two apartments and a new storefront. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Suram is open on Greenwich
Plus the REI Soho has closed; Sarabeth's closed two more locations; new storefront for 134 Reade, Forgione's old space. / 8 comments
In the News: More on congestion pricing x air quality
Plus no housing for Elizabeth Street Garden; brokers sue over unpaid commission at 1 Park Row; Lebanese object to sculpture. / 3 comments
McDonald’s site on Broadway is finally sold
McDonald's left that corner in 2018; the site has been for sale since 2024. It looks like it will be developed along with the landmarked 315 Broadway. / 6 comments
Construction is underway at 65 Franklin
Dormant since 2018, the site is now fully underway as a 24-story condominium. / 2 comments
312-322 Canal will be redeveloped as residential
A plan for a seven-story residential building first pitched in 2011 then approved by Landmarks in 2018 has been resurrected. / 5 comments
54 Laight Street in the Tribeca North Historic District is for sale
Built as a warehouse in 1870, it was last acquired in 1995 by NYNEX Mobile Communications, one of the "Baby Bells." / 1 comment
Plans moving forward for northeast corner of Canal and Broadway
Landmarks has approved a 21-story residential building that will preserve the current 1920s building as the base and rebuild the subway entrance. / 14 comments
More on the new building for West Broadway and Warren
The 10-story condo will be hand-laid brick with greenery on the facade and ground-floor retail. / 3 comments
Long neglected site at West Broadway and Warren has a developer
The corner has been an empty lot for a decade, since one developer razed the block then abandoned it.
The Pfizer building in Midtown and its Downtown connections
The developer of the building on 42nd Street has converted more than 7500 units Downtown, starting with the first on Leonard Street in 1997.
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