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Tribeca Park Cafe will close Friday after 45 years
The deli, which is on the corner of Walker and West Broadway, is one of the last businesses in that trapezoid of a building lot facing Tribeca Park. / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: Inside artist John Willenbecher’s studio and apartment
Plus Balloon Saloon building revealed; CB1 issues its district needs survey; an author Q&A at Brookfield. / 3 comments
10 Harrison is for sale
The 1889 commercial building is smack in the center of the Tribeca West Historic District and was owned until recently by Thierry Despont.
Site at 250 Water has sold
Development plans for the one-acre site in the Seaport Historic District have been in process -- and in dispute -- since 2018.
Terra building on West Broadway has been sold
The two-story just south of White might not be able to increase in height due to an easement. / 2 comments
Nosy Neighbor: Where is the Goldman breezeway?
The passageway that connects Murray and Vesey just west of Goldman Sachs' HQ actually has a name. / 7 comments
In the News: The cause of the Ann Street garage collapse
Plus the conversion of 222 Broadway is coming along; 10 questions with Damon Liss; where grandma runs the kitchen. / 4 comments
Construction underway at 83-85 Chambers
The two buildings from the 1850s will be combined to create apartments on both Reade and Chambers. / 1 comment
Corner site at Franklin and Varick has sold
139 Franklin has been a warehouse since it was built in 1909 and is owned (until now) by Sofia Brothers Storage since 1967. / 4 comments
Tribeca Pharmacy building has been sold
The building just south of Tribeca Park sits at the intersection of Walker, Sixth Avenue and West Broadway. It will be called 1 Walker. / 12 comments
Anotheroom moving south on West Broadway
The bar lover's bar, which I think has been just south of Canal for at least 25 years, will take a new space south of The Odeon. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: 34 Walker looks topped out
Plus the Grand Banks brothers open a huge roof deck with views galore; psychic readings for dogs; Fogo de Chão opens at the World Trade Center. / 3 comments
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