Mulberry Street
Little Italy Church Rectory to Become 7-Story Mixed-Use Development
Posted June 20, 2019 at 5:00 am
The Most Precious Blood Church rectory in Little Italy will return as a new luxury development. The listing for 109 Mulberry Street – the church is located on Baxter Street – first hit the market in February 2018 as a “development site” for $14 million. It took seven months to sell, but finally changed hands last […]
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Mulberry Market Signage Goes up in Little Italy
Posted May 23, 2019 at 5:00 am
Months delayed, the forthcoming Mulberry Market finally has something to show for itself. Store signage was installed yesterday above the entrance to the highly-anticipated supermarket (stylized as MulberryMARKET). The new marketplace is apparently a “family business” that is years in the making. It replaces the decades-old MET Food, which was unable to negotiate favorable lease […]
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‘Rare Pair’ Folds Mulberry Street Shop
Posted May 2, 2019 at 5:02 am
Sneaker heads might be upset to learn that Rare Pair is no longer there. On Mulberry Street, that is. The downstairs sneaker store and lifestyle brand closed its Little Italy store last month, where it had been for the last five years and change. Leasing signage is now attached to the iron railings out front. When […]
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‘Mulberry Market’ Revises Opening Date in Little Italy to Early April
Posted March 14, 2019 at 5:05 am
Mulberry Market did not open last month in Little Italy as previously disclosed. Worksite chatter indicates that the launch date was instead pushed back to “early April.” The new supermarket is apparently a “family business” that is years in the making. It replaces the decades-old MET Food, which was unable to negotiate favorable lease terms […]
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‘Mulberry Market’ Might Open Next Month in Little Italy
Posted January 16, 2019 at 5:06 am
While attention has been hyper-focused on the drama of McNally Jackson Books and its fate on Prince Street (staying put, as reported), it’s appropriate to revisit the adjacent grocery store space around the corner at 251 Mulberry. Interior fit-out of the upscale Mulberry Market is still ongoing. Yet, an opening date is nigh. Sleuthing reveals […]
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SHUT Skateboards Rebounds with Little Italy Pop-up
Posted August 30, 2018 at 5:09 am
It was exactly one year ago when SHUT Skateboards shuttered its Lower East Side home. The brick-and-mortar shop had lasted a decade on Orchard Street. At the time, we were told that SHUT was scouting new neighborhood locations and would open sometime in spring 2018. That’s didn’t happen, of course. However, the brand rebounded with […]
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‘Mulberry Market’ Artisanal Grocer Replaces Former Met Foods in Little Italy
Posted April 30, 2018 at 5:03 am
The former home of Met Foodmarket in Little Italy has been dormant since its closure in December 2016. For twenty-five years, this affordable supermarket served the neighborhood. Another grocery is on the way. However, as suspected, it’s of the gourmet variety. (There was previous chatter pointing toward Food Bazaar, but that proved unfounded.) Mulberry Market will […]
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Report: Mediterranean Fave Balaboosta to Shutter End of May
Posted April 13, 2018 at 5:06 am
Balaboosta, the pioneering Middle Eastern restaurant in Little Italy, is less than two months from going belly up. Chef-owner Einat Admony announced the news to the media world earlier this week. She and business partner Stefan Nafziger will reportedly shutter the eatery for good at the end of May. However, the duo is actively seeking a […]
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The Market NYC is Moving from Mulberry Street Condo Building After 2 Years
Posted April 3, 2018 at 5:00 am
After two short years, Market NYC is fleeing its newish space at the southeast corner of East Houston and Mulberry Streets. The plethora of handwritten signs indicate that the upscale flea is moving to 427 Broadway (near Howard Street). Many of the vendors have already cleared out, but the remaining few tell us the last […]
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Gino Sorbillo Ditches Mulberry Street After One Year in Little Italy
Posted March 22, 2018 at 5:00 am
Gino Sorbillo’s flagship pizzeria on the Bowery basks in the glow of the limelight – Mayor de Blasio was there for the opening – but it was actually predated several months by his Zia Esterina concept in Little Italy. Named for Sorbillo’s aunt, this location featured pizza fritta and fried calzone, and seemed like a […]
