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Loft Peeping: 5 Collister Street
A 4,500-square-foot townhouse that has an entrance right off the second cutest street in the neighborhood (assuming we would all vote for Staple as #1). / 4 comments
In the News: Elizabeth Street Garden sues city
Plus Taylor's stalker says he has no ragrets; plans to fill in the East River; Wolf of Wall Street sells his Hubert Street apartment; penthouse for sale in American Thread building; Architectural Digest features artist's loft / 5 comments
In the News: Taylor Swift has another break-in
Plus Fuku adds fries at its Wall Street location; the Bean is coming; YES broadcaster hangs at SoulCycle and the Hideaway; Fraunces Tavern moves into the 19th Century. / 7 comments
Loft Peeping: Penthouse edition I – 56 Leonard
The largest (but not the only) penthouse is in contract after eight days for $27 million for which you get 6,400 square feet plus three private terrace that appear to have no railing.
In the News: Sept. 11 victim funds threatened
Plus The Dominick, fka Trump SoHo, may be for sale; Grub Street picks up a bit of gossip from a Park Row condo; a plea in the Paula Chin murder case
In the News: Crushing the competition with $$$
Tribeca’s own 10007 came in number 5 on Bloomberg’s annual richest zip code list, leapfrogging 17 places over Short Hills and Boca Grande, and earning a place in history: the first time a Manhattan zip code busted into the top 20. / 6 comments
In the News: 250 Church future up for grabs?
Plus Wall Street Run & Heart Walk rejected; obit for J. Crew's Liquor Store; Formula 1 driver sells his *other* penthouse; Shane Smith unloads his place on Desbrosses / 1 comment
In the News: Is Park Place the next Park Avenue?
Plus a dedication to those affected by 9/11 illnesses at the museum; LMC's middle school hip-hop class struts their stuff; West Thames bridge to open this summer. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: 6 Stone Street for sale
Plus beerfest continues at Brookfield; 45 Park Place starts to show some skin; Bare Candle opens at WTC; Battery Park City drops 75 new security barriers.
Two-fam house planned on Harrison
18 Harrison is being converted to a two-family house with the addition of a sixth floor and a commercial space on the first floor and basement. / 1 comment
In the News: More on placard regs
Plus a block of sales at 70 Vestry; Airbnb ring used 385 Greenwich apartments; arrests made in Jay Street stabbing.
Seen & Heard: Grants for downtown storefronts
Plus Conception Arts show tonight; the mayor will address placard abuse this afternoon; some massing drawings for 86 Warren
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