Plus: Residents agitated over the loss of views as a result of 396 Broadway construction; 50 Murray rent-stabilization fight; Warren Street building for sale (instead of getting developed with its neighbor); Jane Freeman art exhibit. / 5 comments
Plus: 30 Warren hopes to sell nearly $100 million worth of condos; more on the gumball machine; when Donald Trump settled accusations of fraud; "rooftopper" arrested for scaling 70 Pine. / 1 comment
Plus: More on the Brookfield Place bunnies; activity at Reade retail space; Fulton Stall Market is starting up for the season; new by-appointment gallery on Duane; Tokyo restaurant advice. / 6 comments
Plus: Politicians call on the Battery Park City Authority to allow public comment at its meetings; more on 100 Franklin; Tribeca neurosurgeon accused of sexual assault; Battery Maritime Building. / 1 comment
Residents of the rent-stabilized building at 118-120 Duane (where Capital Audio was) have reportedly received letters notifying them of the forthcoming demolition of the building. "We like to leave the buildings the way they are," said the owner back in November. / 3 comments
Plus: The gumball machine has arrived; 70 Vestry's sales office has a model in the window; nighttime construction on Church Street; Tribeca's Kitchen is temporarily closed; how to complain about the rat poison that killed the Collect Pond hawk. / 7 comments
Plus: Clocktower building recap; two slashings (one real, one faked); Peter Stanford memorial information; socialite skips out on Nobu bill; should Peck Slip be a park or a plaza?
Also on Community Board 1’s April agendas: Wagner Park redesign; Worth Street reconstruction; Tribeca street closures for events; Two Hands sidewalk tables; Morton Street School zoning; Indian restaurant on Murray?; World Trade Center mall update; 11 Hubert mansion; and much more.
The judge ruled that the Landmarks Preservation Commission was wrong to allow the condo-fication of an interior landmark, the clocktower at 346 Broadway. / 5 comments
Plus: Closing sale at Walker Supply Corp.; the new flood barriers at subway stations; 70 Vestry sales office; Hudson River Park obstacle course. / 4 comments
The April issue of Dwell features the spartan-but-warm West Street loft of microfinancier Mark Berryman and his dog, Leji. It was designed by Workstead, whose work you know from Arcade Bakery. / 3 comments
Grand Banks opening date, City Vineyard progress, and the miniature golf course. Plus: Vacate order on Duane; new coworking space coming to 100 Barclay; puppet show this weekend; Kitchensurfing wants you. / 4 comments
💯 Whether the "concerns" are founded or not, the restaurant deserves the benefit of the doubt until a full and... — Makes You Go Hmmmm.... / A report of tampered drinks at Casa Carmen
I have had a blurry memory several times after dinner at CC… but that’s 100% bc I had four margaritas…... — Call me Al / A report of tampered drinks at Casa Carmen
As a regular customer of Casa Carmen, I'm incredibly saddened and honestly shocked to see these accusations being circulated. I've... — Tribecan / A report of tampered drinks at Casa Carmen
I just can’t wrap my head around the fact that she did not disclose in her Reddit posts or in... — Tribeca Mom / A report of tampered drinks at Casa Carmen
Again, you're failing to acknowledge that a multitude of women have blacked out at this establishment. You keep saying "she"... — ned / A report of tampered drinks at Casa Carmen
You're welcome. I hear that 132 West Broadway is now for sale. Both 130 and 132 are apparently not Landmarked,... — James Bogardus / Sushi of Gari building has been sold
Margaritas are strong but crazy to say they have been tampering with it. Also its relevant if the person went... — Eumenes / A report of tampered drinks at Casa Carmen