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Emilia George has left Greenwich Street
The maternity company was founded here in 2021. It's already expanded to three other cities and will open in West Chelsea before Thanksgiving.
Peter Matera, whose family acquired significant properties in Tribeca over decades, has died
His father started collecting properties in the neighborhood in the late 1960s, when he lived at what was then 119 Warren. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Reflecting on Tribeca in the ’80s, in novels
Plus a discusion on forensic science at the 9/11 Museum; the mayor honors longterm residents; 325 Greenwich looking handsome.
The scaffolding comes down at 325 Greenwich
Restored to its original brick, the building now is fully occupied with ground-floor tenants as well. / 3 comments
Old Kid on a New Block: Cafe Clementine
The decades-old neighborhood favorite was stalled out in its new location for two years. It's now installed in a prime Tribeca corner. / 2 comments
Café Clementine opens today
And the scaffolding should be down soon on 325 Greenwich. The sandwich shop took the lease there in March 2021. It's been a saga ever since. / 5 comments
New Cookie on the Block: Chip City
With the addition of the local cookie chain out of Astoria, Duane and Greenwich is now a regular dessert alley / 6 comments
Chip City opens next week
The local cookie chain will be baking on site as of March 17 on Greenwich and Duane. / 6 comments
New Kid on the Block: Emilia George
The Made in Tribeca maternity brand has expanded into retail with its first brick-and-mortar at Greenwich and Duane. / 1 comment
The update on 325 Greenwich
The Loft Board has once again denied a construction permit for another retail space at the building on Duane. / 16 comments
Cookies coming to 325 Greenwich
Founded in Astoria, the local chain Chip City will go in the former liquor store space, leaving one spot open. / 9 comments
The saga behind 325 Greenwich
The new owner of 325 Greenwich is in a battle with the Loft Board, which is what has stymied the process for Cafe Clementine. / 20 comments
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