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Seen & Heard: A Peek Inside Greca
Plus: Y7 Studio's opening forecast; update on Blue Bottle opening in the Walker Hotel Tribeca; people who bring coffee into restaurants; is Saks Off 5th still opening downtown? / 4 comments
Introducing the Walker Hotel Tribeca
The hotel under conversion at Broadway and Walker finally has a name—Walker Hotel Tribeca—and eyebrow-raising plans, including a 4 a.m. liquor license, roof deck and, in the below-ground levels, DJs and amplified live music. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Citi’s Plaza Opens Next Week
Plus: Rag & Bone anniversary sale; the southern Oculus plaza at the World Trade Center; Cortlandt Way is out from under the sidewalk shed; Blue Bottle across from the 9/11 Memorial. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Blue Bottle Opens Today at the 9/11 Memorial
Plus: The sidewalk shed at Independence Plaza; fireworks tonight; Tunnel to Towers run is this weekend; Newark airport buses now leaving from Hudson Square; feminist kitsch at R & Company. / 5 comments
In the News: Fraunces Tavern Was Closed by the Health Department
Plus: Opening forecasts for Blue Bottle's two Lower Manhattan cafés; actress Diane Kruger bought here; actress La La Anthony lives here; court victory for anti-porn zoning; beautifying the area around the New York Stock Exchange; Ritz-Carlton penthouse to be auctioned in Hong Kong.
Seen & Heard: Blue Bottle Café on the 9/11 Memorial
Plus: Anti-development street art outside 443 Greenwich; great old trees cut down; location confirmed for Espasso's second Tribeca shop; two more World Trade Center mall stores have opened; Fiftytwo sample sale. / 2 comments
11 Reasons to Be Excited About the Future
There has been a lot of depressing news lately, and we likely haven't heard the last of it, so let's focus on the positive (for one post, anyway). Here are 11 things to look forward to in Lower Manhattan in coming months. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: No Sign of Target Yet
Plus: Renderings of the Broadway hotel and its Blue Bottle café; the first public meeting of the Tribeca Alliance; Casey Neistat tests rocket shoes and takes on the Harley-Davidson dealership; comparing 3 and 4 World Trade Center; first look at what might be included at Trinity Church's new FiDi tower.
Seen & Heard: Jewelry Website Opens Retail Space
Plus: Slice joint becomes half burger joint; activity at a Broadway storefront; hotel conversion demolition update; Joan Osborne at City Winery.
14 Reasons to Be Excited About the Future
There's been a lot of bad news lately, and I fear we haven't heard the last of it, so let's try to focus on the positive (for one post, anyway). Here are 14 things to look forward to in Lower Manhattan in the next year or two. / 10 comments
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Thank you James Bogardus!!! Close Rikers. — G / Seen & Heard: Another Store Closed at the World Trade Center Mall
Bizarre doesn't begin to describe what some people want. "We demand City and State-level transformation. In our analysis, New York... — James Bogardus / Seen & Heard: Another Store Closed at the World Trade Center Mall
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Another factor: the cost (which is sure to spiral far beyond the estimate, as any government project inevitably does): $13.9... — Marcus / Seen & Heard: Another Store Closed at the World Trade Center Mall
"We deserve to have our voices heard. The people who live here, work here, and built this city, our city,... — Marcus / Seen & Heard: Another Store Closed at the World Trade Center Mall
Topview is a nightmare. It has been taking my express bus an hour to get from Thomas Street to the... — Maryann / Seen & Heard: Store Closure at Brookfield Place
According to New York City Government's official website for 80 Centre Street: "William Haugaard, state architect, designed 80 Centre Street... — James / Seen & Heard: Another Store Closed at the World Trade Center Mall