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Conversion of 62 and 64 Reade coming along
The two 19th Century Italianate buildings just off Broadway, until now commercial lofts, will be combined to house six condos.
In the News: Inside a local architect’s loft
Plus the Landmarks Commission reviews a proposal for 108 Leonard; the new Delmonico's, 200 years on; BPC residents pay the highest taxes in the city.
Plans for 62-64 Reade will create six full-floor residential units
The two Italianate buildings just west of Broadway will be combined as one with a floor and a half added to the top. They have not been touched in decades. / 4 comments
N. Moore parking garage will be converted to offices
The 100-year-old parking garage down the street from the Greenwich Hotel will get a three-story addition and be converted to offices. / 9 comments
In the News: Local pushback on NYC ferry service
Plus Krispy Kreme coming to Fidi; Kenzo coming to Soho; an endorsement for Grace Lee; Eran Chen buys on Lispenard. / 5 comments
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It was available for you to rent if you had a better idea . . . — Reademan / The family from Beef Bar has taken the Sarabeth’s corner
Most people don’t have a choice? They do, though they might not like their choices. — Manhattanmommie / Congestion pricing is here
they need to get rid of all those bike lanes to reduce traffic. also residents who live in the congestion... — cannon / ICYMI, Congestion pricing is back
well normally agree with TC on most things but this is one of those rare occasions I think you are... — Will / Congestion pricing is here
Could this make the NJ to Brooklyn (and vice versa) route through Staten Island and the Verrazano Bridge more attractive... — Laura / Congestion pricing is here
No. I have written about this a lot -- look at this post and others. In short,... — Tribeca Citizen / Congestion pricing is here
We are in the middle -- 75-90 persons per acre. Densest: Yorkville at 150 or more. Least dense: Riverdale, northern... — Tribeca Citizen / Retail Report Part I: What we’ve gained and where we stand