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“New York charging $500 million fee for NYC casino license” The operators awarded licenses to run any of the three New York City-area casinos will have to pay the state at least a $500 million fee for the chance at rolling the dice, according to new rules approved by a state siting board Tuesday. The…
“What to do in NYC this weekend to beat the heat” Summer sears the city early this year. Temperatures are expected to hit over 90 on Saturday and Sunday — part of a heat wave that will strike the Northeast and Deep South. Typically, Central Park is around 72 in May, according to CNN. But…
“#Cocktail bar opening on 101st floor of 30 Hudson Yards — just above Edge observatory” The city that never sleeps is finally getting back to its old self as people tiptoe into late nights that were cut short during the pandemic. And a cocktail bar opening on the 101st floor of 30 Hudson Yards –…
“#NYC’s holiday windows celebrate city’s resilience in 2021” New York’s holiday windows are back, baby! And they’re better, shinier and brighter than ever. “This will be a Thanksgiving and a holiday season like no other,” said the perennially sunny Linda Fargo, Senior Vice President of fashion at Bergdorf Goodman, adding she was ready to savor…
“#Views worthy of Windows on the World, great food” Forget any preconceived ideas you might have about “view” restaurants. The food at Peak, a 10,000 square-foot jewel box on the 101st floor of 30 Hudson Yards, is so good, you almost forget about the striking vistas. The à la carte menu is better than the offerings at…
“#NYC’s Hudson Yards debuts world’s highest outdoor building climb” It’s the really high line. Starting Nov. 9, thrill seekers can walk almost to the tippy-top of the 1,296-foot-tall 30 Hudson Yards skyscraper in Midtown, but not from the comforts of an indoor observatory. This trek takes visitors along the outside of the building — with no windows…
“#Old McGraw-Hill building free to start new chapter” Finally free from a pesky preservationists’ lawsuit, the landmarked former McGraw-Hill Building at 330 W. 42nd St. is stepping into a new life as a modern office tower attuned to 21st century needs. A full-scale marketing campaign begins this week for the vacant 700,000-square-foot-tower that was once…
“#Downtown Brooklyn real estate market soars since height pandemic” The real estate market in Downtown Brooklyn is resurgent after COVID-19 wreaked havoc on the country and the economy. Homes in the neighborhood have risen in value since the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic, with median prices up 79 percent this year compared to the…
“#Coinbase to create its first NYC office” Coinbase, the San Francisco-based trading platform for bitcoin and other digital currencies, is setting up its first New York office, Realty Check has learned. The much-in-the-news startup, with a market valuation of $85.7 billion based on outstanding shares, went public via a highly anticipated direct listing in April…
“#Penthouse with NYC’s highest private terrace lists for $59M” This deluxe penthouse comes with killer bragging rights. Among them, it features the city’s highest private terrace that is currently on the market — 920 feet above street level. That’s 70 feet higher than Top of the Rock, at Rockefeller Center, which is 850 feet high. …