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History of Tribeca Buildings
Real Estate
2 World Trade Center will be developed for American Express
Silverstein Properties will develop the building, which will be 55 stories exclusively for AmEx and completed in 2031. / 1 comment
One of the last Matera buildings is sold
The six-story building that currently houses the noted restaurant Eulalie and, once, Drew Nieporent's Montrachet, was sold last week.
In the News: Astoria at The Battery
Plus creating "Love Story"; the $57 million sale at 70 Vestry; hidden under the Brooklyn Bridge. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Chip City is temporarily closed
Plus a huge sale at 70 Vestry; a meetup for the Tribeca Alliance Merchants Association; and...could the city look any grosser? / 18 comments
Plans filed for 143 Franklin
Conversion plans are in motion for the 1898 Renaissance revival-style warehouse, which sold for $34.5 million.
In the News: Sabrina Carpenter lives here
Plus a fire breaks out at Independence Plaza; a microhub for South and Fulton; an 1860s loft peeping at the Seaport.
Commercial building at Reade and Broadway acquired by developer
The 19-story former East River Savings Bank building is a likely conversion for the William Macklowe Company. / 1 comment
New tenant for Taylor’s building
The avant-garde luxury brand is taking 5900 square feet in the long empty storefront at 155 Franklin. / 4 comments
Conversion plans are set for Sofia Brothers warehouse on Franklin
Built in 1909 as a warehouse, the 10-story, cast iron, brick and stone building sits squarely in the Tribeca West Historic District. / 4 comments
In the News: The art of ice carving
Plus 75 Maiden Lane is sold along with the parking facility next door; Hilton Garden Inn is sold; Real Zaragoza in the neighborhood.
Trinity Church will develop 120 affordable apartments on Cliff and Fulton
The church already has an affordable tower for seniors on the block, built in 1981.
Nosy Neighbor: Is the Telephone Sales & Service Company building for sale?
132 West Broadway houses a third-generation business that started in 1933. / 3 comments
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