Loft Peeping: Art Collectors at 100 Barclay
A couple with an extraordinary art collection shared their two-bedroom apartment with Architectural Digest. / 1 comment
In the News: Walker Street Storefront Leased
Plus: Restrictions attached to Battery Park City board representation; Frenchette's spicy chicken; Harry's Café and Steak renovation; more on Andrew Carmellini's Seaport restaurant; Sessanta to turn French; questions for the Battery Park City Authority. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Macaron Café’s Future Looks Iffy
Plus: Discounted tickets on sale for Taste of Tribeca; is Wagyumafia restaurant opening here?; star in a Tribeca photo shoot; "for rent" signs at Haus; Hal Bromm photography show. / 4 comments
New Kid on the Block: Innovation Shades
At the spiffy new Innovation Shades showroom, you can view solar shades in various levels of opacity and check out the latest motorization technology.
Seen & Heard: New Look Proposed for 1910 Building
Plus: Traffic monitors on Reade and Warren; M9 bus rerouting; Broadway store for rent; Krappy Kamera winners at Soho Photo. / 4 comments
The Creperie on Chambers Is Closing Tomorrow
"We really had four wonderful years and will keep amazing souvenirs!" says By Suzette co-founder Andy Rodrigues. / 2 comments
Several New Restaurants
On Hudson, Warren, and in the former Denny's space. Also on Community Board 1's March agendas: The helicopter situation; another Tribeca building gets WeWorked; new art for Foley Square; more. / 2 comments
Newsletter: Mar. 5
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Langdon Florist Is Leaving Tribeca
The shop, which has been in the area since 1947, will still service Manhattan and the rest of the Tri-State area from its new location in Staten Island. / 5 comments
MB45 Salon Has Closed
A spinoff of Maria Bonita in Nolita, MB45 opened just over a year ago, offering simultaneous blowouts and manicures.
In the News: “Drab to Fab” Renovations
Plus: How Pier 17 is going to cope with crowds and noise from its rooftop events; the Vongerichten market at the Seaport District will have a food court; Big East executive's Sunday routine.
Seen & Heard: Citi’s South Plaza
Plus: The city's Derelict Bicycle Removal Program; "What a Little Moonlight Can Do" at Steven Amedee; check-cashing service rebranded; Shun Yi Association on White Street. / 2 comments
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Robert Ripps book
History of Tribeca Buildings
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He’s been in the neighborhood for at least 16years and moved around. He used to walk around a lot more,... — JC / Nosy Neighbor: Who is the man who lives full time on Reade Street?
Just heard that it's closed down, lost too much money. All staff have been told they no longer have jobs... — Bob / Trouble at the Tin Building?