Meadow Lane will open in March
The prepared foods marketplace is coming to the former Chanson space on Harrison and Greenwich. / 1 comment
Nosy Neighbor: Why are they moving the bike path?
"I saw them putting in a detour for the bike path that runs along West Street north of Chambers, which will be between the bike dock and Stuyvesant." / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Ice skating coming back to Pier 17 roof
Plus fostering interdependence among New Yorkers; elevating your holiday cookies; Equinox opens in Hudson Square.
Newsletter: November 11
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The future of congestion pricing is “now or never”
Trump promised in August to "terminate congestion pricing in my first week back in office." / 21 comments
Seen & Heard: Brookfield rink will open this month
Plus film noir in Battery Park City; Casa Brazilian and its liquor license; Grand Banks open through Monday.
Sneak Peek: The (new) ness on Church
The trampoline workout, which was founded in a third floor space on Broadway five years ago, will open on Nov. 16.
Getting control of the rat situation in Washington Market Park
The Parks Department will open the park late two mornings a week and use a battery of techniques to hopefully diminish the rat population. / 2 comments
Downtown Soccer League launches new Challengers program
Kids with special needs from ages 5 to 17 will be paired with high school DSL players for an hour-long fun introduction to soccer.
Bullish Success at One Wall Street as Downtown Sales Surge
Now through December 31st, receive sponsor-paid transfer and mansions taxes. One Wall Street offers 100,000 sq ft of exceptional amenities in a full-service Art Deco masterpiece. Studio lofts to four-bedroom luxury residences priced from $895,000 to $12,500,000+.
Seen & Heard: Emilia George expands to Atlanta
Plus a glam-up for Max; a GrowNYC event on sustainability for teens; Angle Tree starts again at 15 Broad.
Newsletter: November 7
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Left rectangle ads redesigned
Robert Ripps book
History of Tribeca Buildings
Proenza Schouler had their September fashion week show at the Mercantile Exchange. Nice video of the space linked at: https://ahandtailoredsuit.com/blogs/off-the-cuff/new-york-fashion-week-september-2024-proenza-schouler... — james / Nosy Neighbor: What’s happening at the New York Mercantile Exchange?
Are you sure it's dogs peeing on that sidewalk.... — Manhattanmommie / Seen & Heard: Los Tacos No. 1 doing its part
Agree with you. Over in battery park, I find it frustrating when dog owners allow their dogs to use the... — BPCdad / Seen & Heard: Los Tacos No. 1 doing its part
Sadly that is true. Not to mention folks who proactively let their dogs pee on schools and places of worship.... — slm / Seen & Heard: Los Tacos No. 1 doing its part
Land map incorporating proposed, unbuilt courthouse design (with four (4!) entrance staircases, here: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b8/Bromley_Manhattan_Plate_008_publ._1916.jpg/1280px-Bromley_Manhattan_Plate_008_publ._1916.jpg — James / Seen & Heard: Los Tacos No. 1 doing its part
The design architect won a competition in 1913 that would have been a circular building reminiscent of the Colosseum. WWI... — James / Seen & Heard: Los Tacos No. 1 doing its part
The sidewalks stink because nobody curbs their dog anymore. The city could fund the schools with a simple month of... — J Frank P / Seen & Heard: Los Tacos No. 1 doing its part