Bummer! Thanks. (I think CB1 wants to wait till Haus agrees to show up, which may never happen.) — Erik Torkells on Laughing Man Wants to Expand Its Street Seats

The agenda on CB1's site marks the discussion of Haus as cancelled. — N on Laughing Man Wants to Expand Its Street Seats

OMG. I can't imagine being patient enough to write that response, let alone deal with the complexities of making the statue. I'm looking forward to it. — EHS on Why 56 Leonard’s Sculpture Is Delayed

i'm looking forward to seeing the "now and then" exhibit. i would say the shot above is probably from the 70's. the west side highway seen behind it was torn down by about 1982. — safe as milk on Seen & Heard: “Tribeca Now and Then” Exhibit

Huh? "273 Church street is a five story mixed-use elevator building located on the east side of Church Street between Franklin and White Street. Constructed in 1910, the building is 25 feet wide and 75 feet deep making a generous 1,761 SF floor plate with approximately 7,800 gross SF and ceiling heights which range from 10’ to 11’9”. The property has approximately 3,500 SF of additional developmental FAR (consult a licensed architect for further guidance). The property offers an incredible opportunity for a user, investor or developer, with multiple use options in the heart of prime Tribeca, arguably the most sought-after neighborhood in Manhattan for living, working and entertaining. The high-traffic location is surrounded by high end residential, boutiques and stores, restaurants, galleries, parks and schools. Nearby transportation consist of the 1, A, C, E, N, R, Q, J, Z, W trains all within a three block radius. Set up: Restaurant occupies the ground level and partial basement 2nd floor office space 3rd floor commercial kitchen The 4th and 5th floors are a duplex apartment with a private roof terrace Floors 2-5 will be delivered vacant" https://www.compass.com/listing/273-church-street-manhattan-ny-10013/8d894a1d55ec3fe56303da4701dd806d27628863/?origin=consumer_search&origin_type=ListingNavigation — James on Spotlight: Souths

Not for sale? http://www.loopnet.com/Listing/273-Church-St-New-York-NY/8339468/ — James on Spotlight: Souths

The building is not for sale!!!! — Janet Reilly on Spotlight: Souths

But where do you go for your fun? Bet it’s not Tribeca. Sure it’s a nice neighborhood but it’s not fun anymore. — Andy C on Seen & Heard: Brooklyn Flea Might Not Return

25 Hudson St tenant is Core Power Yoga, per latest DOB filing. https://www.corepoweryoga.com Filing with DOB as a "dance studio" may be a way to skirt the physical culture requirements associated with yoga, or it may be a way simply to get DOB approval for the physical work of construction prior to tenant getting its physical culture permit. — James on Seen & Heard: “Tribeca Now and Then” Exhibit

I much preferred this Goop report. I am, alas, increasingly out of step with Tribeca. https://drjengunter.wordpress.com/2018/01/28/in-goop-health-wellness-panem-style/ — A. on In the News: Hungry Ghost Says It’s Opening a Café Here

Click that link or this one: https://tylerconroy.wordpress.com/2014/08/22/my-new-york-day-with-taylor-swift-from-almost-peeing-my-pants-to-peeing-in-her-bathroom/ — James on In the News: Is This Why Taylor Swift Bought the Townhouse Next Door?

WTF? — SW on In the News: Is This Why Taylor Swift Bought the Townhouse Next Door?

You know, some of us still love it here. It may be different from the “good old days” but that doesn’t mean it’s bad. Just sayin’. — SW on Seen & Heard: Brooklyn Flea Might Not Return

YAY! — KP on Dig Inn Is Opening on Greenwich Street

It may be strange, but as I read the floorplans they all show an elevator in that location, with the shaft slightly set back from the window. — James on Nine Mystery Storefronts

Awesome news! Their food is delish. — ARF on Dig Inn Is Opening on Greenwich Street

I saw that, but I still think it's strange to paper the window. — Erik Torkells on Nine Mystery Storefronts

78 Franklin St is not a new storefront but apparently merely a construction enclosure for a rebuild of an existing elevator shaft. From DOB: "Premises: 78 FRANKLIN STREET MANHATTAN Job No: 122478602 [...] JOB DESCRIPTION 01 REPLACE EXIST. ELEVATOR SHAFT WITH NEW 6" CMU [concrete masonry unit] WALL, NO CHANGE TO USE, OCCUPANCY AND EGRESS Status: R - PERMIT ISSUED - ENTIRE JOB/WORK Status Date: 12/19/2017 [...]" — James on Nine Mystery Storefronts

Twenty First Gallery is at 76 Franklin, where George Taylor Specialties was (https://tribecacitizen.wpengine.com/2018/01/02/twenty-first-gallery-is-moving-to-tribeca/). The "storefront" at 78 Franklin that I mention in this post is wedged between it and Aqua. — Erik Torkells on Nine Mystery Storefronts

78 Franklin is going to be the new home of twenty first gallery. They are a design gallery. — Zesty on Nine Mystery Storefronts

Or just have been here for a long time and are aging in place. — Huck's Mom on Seen & Heard: Brooklyn Flea Might Not Return

Absolutely. It's about time the WTC became the humming center of business and commerce as it had been since the '70s. We need normalcy in our community. — Andrew Parke on In the News: Another Tenant for 3 World Trade Center

My family lives next door, and this is our second dining room. Cannot tell you how much we love this restaurant and the owners and staff. One year they lent us a high chair for OUR Thanksgiving dinner. It's like having the CHEERS bar right next door. Very special. Food is great too. Makes Tribeca feel like the neighborhood it is. — elizabeth on Spotlight: Souths

Anyone who’s still in Tribeca is a recent transplant or too rich to care. For me, the day the Raccoon Lodge closed was the day this neighborhood completely gave up its soul. — Andy C on Seen & Heard: Brooklyn Flea Might Not Return

Can't wait for Frenchette to open it's doors! — Sabrina on Seen & Heard: Cadillac Causes Consternation