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Recent Stories
Spectrum Debuts New Essex Crossing Store on Grand Street
Essex Crossing wouldn’t be complete without yet another big-box retailer, living up to the shopping mall persona many in the neighborhood always anticipated. The latest to plant a flag is Spectrum, which is sandwiched between Target and Trader Joe’s at The Rollins mixed-use development. Carrying the address of 396 Grand Street, this is the ninth overall […]
The Children’s Place on Delancey Street Might Not Survive 2020
The Lower East Side outpost of The Children’s Place is operating on borrowed time. The tombstone leasing banner beside its store signage at 126 Delancey says it all. Diving deeper into the real estate listing – repped by Sinvin [PDF] – it appears the 7,600 square-foot space is available starting November 2020. And Essex Crossing […]
Judge Rules in Favor of Community Lawsuit to Halt Two Bridges Towers
A state Supreme Court judge yesterday ruled in favor of a year-old community lawsuit to halt the planned development of three luxury towers in Two Bridges. State Supreme Court Judge Arthur Engoron, who presided over the case brought by the Lower East Side Organized Neighbors coalition, found that the slate of skyscrapers is in direct […]
That Chen Wong Imposter was Removed from Seamless
It took several days, but the Chen Wong imposter taking orders on Seamless is canceled. As previously reported, the shuttered Chinese restaurant surfaced on the app two months after its departure from Madison Street. And appeared alongside its old address. One reader spotted the strangeness, and ordered to see if it would go through. When […]
The 6-Story Future of 301 Broome Street
Another single-story relic on the Lower East Side will soon yield to luxury. This time, it’s on Broome Street. The squat warehouse at 301 Broome, formerly the Simon Preston Gallery, is on the shortlist for redevelopment. Building owner Winnie Lee will soon demolish the property to make way for a six-story mixed-use structure. Permits were […]
