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142 Watts is finished and for sale
The former little brick commercial building is now a 6000-square-foot, six-story mansion on the market for $28.5 million. / 3 comments
In the News: Keegan Michael-Key has left Jenga
Plus an update on the Windows on the World staff looks back and forward; the Tin Building wraps up; 7 Dey is complete.
Seen & Heard: Miriam will add seats inside
Plus the Hotel Barriere on Greenwich is forming a community working group; Gigino's is closed temporarily for a kitchen repair.
In the News: A primer on 250 Water
Plus a local filmmaker follows the children of 9/11; Jane Rosenthal on Sept. 11th; the homeless man on Murray and Church. / 12 comments
In the News: Unfounded bomb threat at Woolworth Building
Plus a tea shop that sells sneakers; a million daffodils will honor coronavirus victims; the mansion tax explained. / 1 comment
In the News: Truffles apartments for sale, eventually
Plus a photo essay from 9/11; Westfield sues Starbucks and vice versa; last advisory hurdle for Soho rezoning. / 1 comment
In the News: More on the butcher at Brookfield
Plus two women are found dead in the East River; a tennis museum pop-up in Soho; Angelenos buying property here. / 1 comment
In the News: More reports on the office worker’s return
Plus a designer's take on 111 Murray; Rihanna in pearls at Whole Foods; luxury condos here prop up the market. / 1 comment
In the News: Chatham Square memorial is landmarked
Plus more and more companies will require vaccinations -- or else; a supermodel does errands; $50mill for a Jenga penthouse; inside an Tribeca artist's north fork studio.
In the News: More on the BPC monument
The Rockefeller lawn as a teaching moment; a shakshuka born in Tribeca; a bi-coastal life; Wegmans coming to downtown.
An update on the luxury hotel coming to 456 Greenwich
The eight-story hotel on Desbrosses is scheduled for completion in April, ready for occupancy next June, with 97 rooms and three restaurants. / 4 comments
In the News: Getting their Irish up
The Hibernians weigh in on the monument; local penthouses that set records; a Gossip Girl downtown pad; Bumble Brew in Soho. / 2 comments
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