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In the News: Leafy greens at Peck Slip?
Plus how Forbes sees the value of Tribeca's most high priced apartments; a sale at Vestry to a Korean arms manufacturer; a musical trip down memory lane for no reason other than it's great.
Stopwork order slows progress at 65 W. Broadway
A full stop-work order was issued in October, according to DOB records, and each month since then the city has partially rescinded the order so some progress can be made. / 6 comments
In the News: More galleries for the neighborhood
Plus how theft works out when you have no cashiers; City Winery's search for a new home; a new playground for The Battery. / 3 comments
Loft Peeping: Extreme Edition
The iconic Staple Street Bridge -- and the town house and apartment it connects on Jay Street -- is for sale for $35 million. Here's a look inside. / 6 comments
In the News: a celebration of carbs at Bubby’s
Plus, Taylor Swift wins a lawsuit against her broker at 153 Franklin; the beauty of the built-in from a Times story; film festival celebrates classics from the '80s and '90s. / 3 comments
In the News: Frenchette, Taco Bell and you
Frenchette for lunch, Taco Bell forever. Plus, a new residential conversion at The Battery with the thing you never knew you needed: a poker lounge. / 3 comments
In the News: More local shutdown losses
Plus, commissioner says jail towers proposed for White Street are too big; Tribeca is #1 most expensive neighborhood in NYC; ferry workers save woman threatening to jump in the river. / 7 comments
In the News: Belfast rejects Tribeca
Plus, snow of yesteryear proves they don't do it like they used to; new chef at Racine's, two local bank buildings go condo -- but must preserve their landmarked interior spaces. / 1 comment
In the news: Clubhouse for C-suite women opens here
Plus rejected plans for 29-31 Leonard; brownfield cleanup at Howard Hughes Seaport site; wedding planners settle in at WTC.
Scene & Heard: First Annual Tribeca Party
Plus GameStop is on its way out; 6 Cortlandt Alley has its first sale at auction; Lubov gallery has opening this weekend.
Seen & Heard: $13 million sale on Warren
Plus: Pace University wants a subway stop named after itself; Max finally gets some outdoor space; a new preschool on Varick and Canal. / 5 comments
In the News: Candy Controversy
Plus: Warren Street townhouse sells for $13 million; de Blasio administration admits true cost of the NYC Ferry system; Manhattan's last video arcade.
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