Nabe News
Sam Chang’s six-story Holiday Inn is making progress on the LES. After months of dormancy, 148-154 Delancey will soon receive wrecking ball treatment [Curbed, previously]
Reverend Billy exposes how small business-owners on East ninth Street are coping with the economic downturn [EV Grieve]
The top priority in fiscal year 2010 for the city’s 59 Community Boards is “services for the elderly” [Cityroom]
“Serious progress” has reportedly been made on Table 8 in the Cooper Square Hotel. Neighbors should start closing their windows beginning in May [Eater]
Boutiques and luxe-shops are on the rise, in spite of the current recession [Urbanite via Vanishing NY]
Bedbugs is becoming quite the hot-button issue in city politics. And it should! Complaints are up 34% from last year [Runnin’ Scared]
Lastly, Bowery Boogie mourns the loss of Natasha Richardson. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends during this difficult time.
Recent Stories
Displaced Chinatown Business Returns Months After Devastating Fire
Four months after a deadly fire knocked out 78 Mulberry Street, one of its businesses returned to the scene. Ewa Trading Company reopened in its former Chinatown home earlier this week. The store had spent some of the interim displacement period selling from a shuttered Vietnamese restaurant a few paces north. The two-alarm fire broke […]
EDC Sues Essex Restaurant for Back Rent over Former Essex Market Lease
Three years removed from its relocation across Rivington Street, the city filed suit against the Essex restaurant for alleged unpaid rent. The Economic Development Corporation (EDC) sued Essex for nearly $60,000 in unpaid back rent on the former Essex Market building it previously occupied, according to the lawsuit filed Monday. The city entity claims that […]
Exile on Orchard Street: Tenement Museum Recreates Exhibits During Renovations
The Tenement Museum is amidst a preservation project at 97 Orchard Street, but will continue its programming with replicas not too far away. The 1863-era tenement this past Sunday embarked on “vital” restoration work to preserve its walls, floors, roof, as well as the installation of a new HVAC system that will provide improved climate […]
Former Home of Stanton Social on the LES Hits Market for $5.9M
Stanton Social has been in the grave for nearly four years. Now, its former home is back on the market. The two-story building – located at 99 Stanton Street in Hell Square – carries an asking price of $5.9 million. B6 Real Estate Advisors is listed as the exclusive brokerage for the property, which has […]
DOT to Pave Pock-Marked Pell Street; Sheds Removed
Pell Street is finally on deck for a resurfacing, forcing numerous Chinatown businesses to dismantle their street shed annexes. Those who operate outdoor dining sheds along Pell Street received notice this week from the Department of Transportation to dismantle structure ahead of scheduled street repaving. This small neighborhood street – which once terminated at Division – […]
