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In the News: Leaning Landmark Finally Getting Loved
Plus: Hudson Street condo residents get the go-ahead to sue sponsors; new director named for Battery Park City Parks Conservancy; Hudson River Park's Blues BBQ is this weekend.
Seen & Heard: New Chambers Street Tenant Revealed
Plus: Lost cat; new rendering of Liberty Park; the Armoury is getting renovated; 50 West has topped out; the World Trade Center hawker problem; amusing photo from a film shoot.
Another Rent Casualty
Tribeca Duane Cleaners at 112 Duane is shutting its doors as a result of a rent increase. / 3 comments
Free 5-Day Pass and Personal Training Session from Crunch!
Crunch’s Tribeca gym has everything you need to put yourself in a fresh-start state of mind—stop by and see for yourself with a free 5-day guest pass. / Sponsored
In the News: Another Man Rescued from the Hudson River
Plus: How high retail rents are affecting Soho; Cipriani Club accused of bias. / 3 comments
A New Fitness Studio on Worth Street
"We're sparing no expense in delivering the luxury atmosphere and top-notch trainers and coaches that the neighborhood expects and deserves," says the founder.
The Salt Shed Is a Standout
Who would've thought that the best new building in this area in years would be used to store road salt—and that the runner-up would be the sanitation garage across the street? / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: Gourmet Garage Is Getting Closer
An opening forecast and a peek inside. Plus: The Fulton Center's surprising first tenant; a new rendering of 111 Murray; Papyrus opens today; Maison Kayser's outdoor seating; street style at Tribeca Pediatrics. / 2 comments
Newsletter: Aug. 17
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In the News: Video of the SeaGlass Carousel
Plus: The East River Ferry's expansion plans; food cart recommendation; restaurant deliveryman drives wrong way into Holland Tunnel; how John Hatfield spends his Sundays; passport expediters; getting coffee with the homeless. / 1 comment
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You and Alex could have purchased the Tin Building or signed a lease and opened whatever great idea you have... — Reademan / The Tin Building is closing to become…Balloon Museum
P: I don't care what tourists want or how much money they bring in - there has to be a... — Elizabeth / The Tin Building is closing to become…Balloon Museum
Someone who has lived on public property for 16 years, in the same neighborhood, is not seeking nor is he... — Tribeca Citizen / Nosy Neighbor: Who is the man who lives full time on Reade Street?
While the points you raise aren't unreasonable, I'm more inclined to look at the potential result of publishing this. More... — mulciber / Nosy Neighbor: Who is the man who lives full time on Reade Street?
Alex in NYC, just looking for clarification. You're concerned the community won't make money off this new development? Are you... — P / The Tin Building is closing to become…Balloon Museum
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