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“Brooklyn’s trendy retail districts boom as Manhattan’s sit vacant” Manhattan’s struggling retail scene seems to get all the attention. It seems that for every fully or mostly leased, high-profile corridor like Broadway in Soho, there’s a stretch full of yawning vacancies — such as on Broadway in Tribeca. But Brooklyn’s retail picture is rosier. Although…
“‘Nine West’ owner debunks reported deal to sell NYC tower” The owners of 9 West 57th Street insist they have no plans to sell the iconic property, one of Manhattan’s premier office towers, despite a bombshell report which claimed a deal was in the works. “There are no plans to sell the building,” Hayden Soloviev,…
“Madison Avenue tower reopens with leafy oasis under glass canopy” Midtown strollers might blink when they pass 550 Madison Ave., the landmarked office tower that’s been redesigned and repositioned by the Olayan Group. The tower’s block-long public arcade between East 55th and 56th streets, closed for several years, reopened last week twice as large as its…
“Queens soccer stadium, Astoria project on different paths to score goals” Two game-changing Queens development projects seem to be in the cards after announcements last week. But how real are they? Mayor Eric Adams put his clout behind a newly revealed plan for a soccer stadium, hotel and “affordable” residential complex in Willets Point next…
“Central Park Boathouse’s future remains murky after city put kibosh on $6M offer” Don’t hold your breath over the Central Park Boathouse reopening any time soon. A source said that since the Parks Department turned down a $6 million offer by billionaire investor Andrew Murstein in September, there has been “zero, less than nada” progress…
“Meta job cuts put chill on Mark Zuckerberg’s office footprint in NYC” Mark Zuckerberg’s announcement that he’s cutting 11,000 jobs from Meta, or 13% of the tech giant’s workforce, sent shivers through Manhattan’s commercial corridors. The company previously called Facebook was on a real estate expansion roll even during the pandemic, when Zuckerberg said he expected…
“Times Square casino faces long odds as powerful Broadway group rips plan” The Shubert Organization strongly reaffirmed Broadway theater owners’ opposition to SL Green’s and Caesars Entertainment’s controversial proposal to bring a casino to Times Square. Although the Broadway League, which represents theater owners and producers, slammed the proposal announced last month as “detrimental” to the city…
“‘Iron Chef’ David Burke to open his first NYC restaurant in nearly three years” Chef David Burke, a prime mover on the culinary scene for decades and an “Iron Chef America” star, has chosen 277 Park Ave. to launch his first New York venture in nearly three years. If it seems that we report on a…
“Casa Cruz tests patience on vow to open private dining room to the public” Forgive our skepticism over Casa Cruz’s claim to being anything other than a strictly private club. Despite its insistence that its East 61st Street dining room is open to the public, it has ignored our email requests for reservations since Oct…
“Italian restaurant Campagnola to ditch old NYC digs for modern space” In a daring Upper East Side dining relocation, Campagnola — an “Italian Country Restaurant” at 1382 First Ave. for nearly 40 years — is moving from its tenement-building home to the modern Impala condo tower two blocks north at 1456 First Ave., where its new landlord…