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July 1, 2014

Seen & Heard: The Smyth Hotel Is Getting a Facelift

Plus: Tennis court intrigue; dry cleaners said to be moving; tugboat photo exhibit; free kayaking starting Friday. / 3 comments

In the News: Possible Student Shortage at P.S. 234

Plus: The FAA goes after real-estate drones; kids' garden rampage at Washington Market Park; 195 Broadway liquor exemption; change to school-planning law; Tribeca vs. TriBeCa. / 2 comments

First Impressions: Dig Inn

The final Hudson Eats review (for the time being): Dig Inn Seasonal Market, which offers the widest variety of food in the complex. / 2 comments

June 30, 2014

In the News: Design Co-Op Opens on Canal Street

Plus: The back story of Grand Banks; interactive air-rights map; chef David Waltuck; foreign real-estate buyers.

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  • Why are we posting fairy tales? There is no tax benefit to the landlord derived from leaving retail space vacant.... — James Bogardus / Seen & Heard: Suram is open on Greenwich

  • Before you even get to regulatory hurdles, the prospective tenant has to make a business plan, and projected foot traffic... — SW / Seen & Heard: Suram is open on Greenwich

  • Let's be honest about this. The demise of street retail stores can very largely be put down to on-line shopping.... — Bob / Seen & Heard: Suram is open on Greenwich

  • noooooo! how could they kill Smith + Mills... — christine / Addition will move forward at Greenwich & North Moore

  • Good points. I think there is another big structural issue though which allows landlords to sit on empty storefronts and... — john / Seen & Heard: Suram is open on Greenwich

  • Dan, sorry to hear about your encounter. The building is the blight. But rundown stretches can be magnets for some... — Gary / McDonald’s site on Broadway is finally sold

  • amendment to my previous comment: I was threatened by a man while walking by there today, so yeah time to... — Dan / McDonald’s site on Broadway is finally sold

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Upscale Sushi on Chambers?

And/or a subterranean bar? Also on July's Community Board 1 agendas: An update on plans for the former Dean's space; Cafeteria's liquor license; the final plan for Bogardus Plaza; more.

First Peek: Grand Banks Boat Bar

Definitely the coolest spot in Tribeca this summer. / 2 comments

Newsletter: June 30

Shadowland • Tennis Court Brouhaha • Grand Banks • Downtown Boathouse • Café Noir • Ashiya Sushi • Bank of New York Mellon • 3 World Trade Center • More

June 29, 2014

Seen & Heard: Fireworks at Pier 26 Tonight

Plus: Signage at Tribeca's Kitchen; the winners of Soho Photo's National Photography Competition; Art Projects International show.

June 28, 2014

In the News: Downtown Boathouse to Open July 4

Plus: De Blasio balks on dealing with helicopter noise; bus clocks; Red Hook ferry; the Flea; the New York Times vs. Tribeca.

Seen & Heard: More on the Tennis Court Complaint

Plus: Sinéad O'Connor; Broadway building steps up conversion; high chairs at Hudson Eats; Grand Banks at Pier 25. / 3 comments

June 27, 2014

Welcome to TweeBeCa

Can you believe what @soandso tweeted about Tribeca?

In the News: Grand Banks Opens Thursday

Plus: Battery Park carousel delayed till next spring; this weekend's LGBT pride events; Church Street School fundraising; 56 Leonard update; Chanterelle's early days; Soho Square; another FiDi tower.

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