Third Avenue’s resurgence continuing with commercial, residential projects
They’re not dissing Third Avenue anymore. Reflecting the corridor’s rising fortunes after years of “Third’s the Bird” jokes, the redevelopment of ...
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Zohrna Mamdani’s NYC-run grocery store would compete with Harlem supermarkets that are ALREADY affordable
Mayor Zohan Mamdani’s plan for a city-owned grocery market in East Harlem’s La Marqueta has a deeper problem than the ...
Michelin-honored chef Cyril Lignac opening first Bar des Pres in Manhattan
A high-profile French chef will soon bring his first New York restaurant to Park Avenue, accelerating the boom in high-end ...
NYC office-to-apartment conversions double, with sites like Candler Building leading the way
New York City is seeing nearly twice as many offices being converted into apartments as a year ago — a ...
NYC Alliance signs 11-year lease at 1441 Broadway in Midtown
NYC Alliance, a global player in branded and private-label apparel design and distribution, signed an 11-year lease for 50,000 square feet ...
Serafina eatery to take over former Rosie O’Grady home in Midtown
Eliminating an awkward, large vacancy on Seventh Avenue in Midtown, all-American steak will soon replace Irish stew at the former ...
Delmonico’s eyes another potential Midtown NYC expansion
The lease that Delmonico’s Hospitality Group just signed for a nearly 12,000-square-foot restaurant at 1330 Sixth Ave. might not be ...
Uber expansion at 3 World Trade Center a boon to local economy
Uber’s 86,000 square-foot expansion at Silverstein Properties’ 3 World Trade Center, announced this week, brought the car-service giant’s total space ...
Fate of 12-story building sitting on prime NYC real estate in limbo amid legal intrigue
For a nice little 12-story building in the heart of the “world’s greatest shopping street,” 609 Fifth Ave. sure packs ...
BFC Partners doubling floor space in move to Manhattan’s 17 State St.
BFC Partners, one of the city’s leading pioneers in affordable housing development, outgrew its tiny Brooklyn digs. So it’s doubling ...
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