The Firmdale hotel on Warren between Greenwich and West Broadway has been under construction since February 2020. / 8 comments
The hotel, which broke ground three and a half years ago, has removed its sidewalk bridge and is aiming for an early 2024 opening. / 4 comments
The hotel will have a restaurant for 150 plus a roof deck for guests only. They will appear again at CB1's licensing committee this month. / 3 comments
Activity on the site has been quiet for more than a week, but Firmdale Hotels says the work continues on design and engineering for now. / 1 comment
Construction has started on the 11-story, 135-foot hotel on Warren between Greenwich and West Broadway, where rooms will be $900 a night. / 4 comments
The hotel being developed at 86 Warren will be part of the Firmdale hotel chain -- picture the Crosby Street Hotel in Soho and the Whitby in Midtown -- giving Warren Street a new angle on cool. / 1 comment
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