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Site at 250 Water has sold
Development plans for the one-acre site in the Seaport Historic District have been in process -- and in dispute -- since 2018. / 1 comment
In the News: Selling off 250 Water
Plus the decor at Locanda Verde uptown; Warren Street Hotel hosts Patrick Schwartzenegger; Taylor Swift goes out at Brookfield.
Seaport tower will proceed after court’s ruling
The plan for a 324-foot residential tower in the South Street Seaport Historic District will move forward after exhausting appeals process. / 4 comments
Nosy Neighbor: Why is the water at 250 Water green?
The site in the Seaport Historic District is being developed as a 26-story tower, but in the meantime, it's part of the state's Brownfield Cleanup Program.
In the News: 250 Water has started excavation work
A judge allowed the development to move forward in June. Plus a huge listing at 443 Greenwich; a Pinnacle sale at the Woolworth Building; the oldest sidewalk bridge in the city. / 8 comments
Seaport Coalition wins round one against tower
Construction has been ordered to stop by a Supreme Court judge on the block-square site at 250 Water. / 25 comments
In the News: A huge residential conversion in Fidi
Plus relics dug up at 250 Water; Wagner Hotel declares bankruptcy; loud music in the neighborhood on a Sunday. / 2 comments
Lawsuit stops development of Seaport tower
A coalition of Seaport community organizations have sued twice and this time got some traction, halting progress on the site -- for now. / 12 comments
250 Water brownfield cleanup program is in process
While schools are closed, engineers are removing 8 feet of contaminated soil across the entire site, spraying it with foam to reduce dust.
Howard Hughes Seaport building is green-lit
But neighbors at the Seaport Coalition have filed a zoning challenge at the Department of Buildings to stop the construction of the tower at 250 Water. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Three ways to mulch
Both Sanitation and Parks have ways to turn your tree into organic gold; a new president for Hudson Square BID; working group for 250 Water.
In the News: City Planning moves to make curbside structures permanent
Plus the St. Nicholas Orthodox Church is nearing completion; Tribeca Rogue gets a nod; the Howard Hughes Corporation scales back its donation to the Seaport Museum. / 13 comments
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