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Howard Hughes Seaport building is green-lit
But neighbors at the Seaport Coalition have filed a zoning challenge at the Department of Buildings to stop the construction of the tower at 250 Water. / 4 comments
In the News: Soho/Noho rezoning passes the City Council
The new development rules will allow for 27-story buildings on parts of Broadway and Canal and -- if all goes as suggested -- produce 900 affordable apartments. / 11 comments
In the News: Local penthouses make records
Plus Blackstone acquires 8 Spruce; Silverstein acquires 116 John; Hotel Indigo is nearing completion; Yuh-Line Niou will challenge Kavanagh.
In the News: Our high positivity rate
Plus the final word on the Elizabeth Street garden; Game of Thrones real estate; more on the Tribeca Gallery District. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: Three ways to mulch
Both Sanitation and Parks have ways to turn your tree into organic gold; a new president for Hudson Square BID; working group for 250 Water.
The Firmdale hotel on Warren is moving along
The construction schedule has them adding about a floor a week to what will be an 11-story hotel to match its Soho sibling, the Crosby. / 5 comments
In the News: Sale at Taylor’s building
Plus a new brand of Airbnb at 110 Wall; Tribeca Grill on wine inventories post-pandemic; inside 325 West Broadway.
Seen & Heard: Jin Market space for sale
Plus the Downtown Alliance has a video shopping guide for way downtown; a former GAP CEO lists his townhouse on Greenwich; drinks in a bank vault in Fidi. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Affordable housing for 5 WTC
Plus a coat drive at Aztech Mountain; snowmen at R & Company; learning about Hudson River creatures. / 2 comments
In the News: Celebrating Sylvia Weinstock
Plus One World Trade is refinanced; the right to bear arms in the neighborhood; a big sale at 443 Greenwich. / 2 comments
In the News: A review for Shion 69 Leonard
Shoji at 69 Leonard has a new chef and a new name. Plus the building of the Brooklyn Bridge; Georg Baselitz at Luhring Augustine; Two Bridges site sells.
In the News: City Planning moves to make curbside structures permanent
Plus the St. Nicholas Orthodox Church is nearing completion; Tribeca Rogue gets a nod; the Howard Hughes Corporation scales back its donation to the Seaport Museum. / 13 comments
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