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‘Ample Hills Creamery’ Announces Market Line Retail
Posted August 28, 2018 at 5:05 am
Late last week, Essex Crossing developers Delancey Street Associates dribbled out the latest vendor to sweeten up the Market Line. New York institution Ample Hills Creamery has signed up to sling scoops of their local ice cream at the billion-dollar mega-development, set to debut later this year. “Dedicated to storytelling through their creative flavors, homemade […]
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Tenement Museum Announces New Kiosk at the ‘Market Line’
Posted August 16, 2018 at 5:10 am
Another Lower East Side institution is joining forces with the Essex Crossing behemoth known as the Market Line. Yup, the Tenement Museum is embracing the billion-dollar mega-development with a new kiosk space in what will be the 150,000 square-foot upscale market, set to debut later this year. The booth will give visitors a chance to […]
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Pho Grand and Moon Man Join Market Line Roster
Posted August 2, 2018 at 5:09 am
More vendors have dribbled from the PR babble backing the Market Line. (The media advisories seem to announce the newest vendors in threes.) Yesterday, Essex Crossing developers Delancey Street Associates revealed the latest and greatest that will grace the booths of the new upscale baazar-like setting. Lower East Side Vietnamese staple Pho Grand, Moon Man’s first […]
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Six Vendors Seeking Booze for Market Line Presence
Posted July 9, 2018 at 5:05 am
There will be plenty of booze alongside bites at Essex Crossing next fall. Indeed, a torrent of liquor licenses is on the way for the Market Line. Just downstream from Hell Square. On the Community Board 3 docket for tonight’s SLA subcommittee are applications for six separate beer-wine licenses. Each for a previously disclosed vendor joining […]
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Here is the Menu for ‘Cubmare’ at Market Line, the Latest from Contra/Wildair Crew
Posted July 5, 2018 at 5:00 am
Fresh off debuting Una Pizza Napoletana on Orchard Street, the two partners from Contra/Wildair are ready for the next venture. A space inside the 150,000 square-foot Market Line at Essex Crossing. As first reported here in May, Jeremiah Stone and Fabian Von Hause will impart Cubmare in the section of Market Line housed at the […]
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Grand Street’s Pickle Guys and Doughnut Plant Join Market Line Roster
Posted May 31, 2018 at 5:12 am
Two Lower East Side retail stalwarts are the latest in the litany of vendors getting in on the Market Line action. That’s right, both Grand Street residents, The Pickle Guys and Doughnut Plant are the most recent treat peddlers expanding operations into what’s being touted as “New York’s largest marketplace.” They’ll join Castania Nuts and […]
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Contra/Wildair Team to Join the ‘Market Line’ Roster at Essex Crossing
Last modified May 24, 2018 at 10:35 am
That Hell Square liquor store from the Contra/Wildair guys is dead in the water. But it appears they might be headed to Essex Crossing. In August 2017, we broke news that principals Fabian Von Hause and Jeremiah Stone were planning a “wine-focused” liquor store that would include Wildair beverage director Jorge Riera at the helm. […]
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Veselka, Nom Wah, and Cafe Grumpy Join Market Line Roster
Posted February 7, 2018 at 5:05 am
With Phase II of Essex Crossing well underway at this point, developer consortium Delancey Street Associates has another ace up its sleeve. Announcing the first round of vendors joining the roster at the Market Line. The purported bazaar-like marketplace spans three blocks along Broome Street and will “bring together an eclectic mix of more than […]
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The Last Parking Lot on Delancey Street is Locked Up for Essex Crossing
Posted January 18, 2018 at 5:00 am
And there it goes. The last of the Delancey Street parking lots – effectively created in the aftermath of the controversial SPURA slum clearance fifty years ago – is now gated and cleared. Passenger vehicles were given notice of the closure a couple months ago. Removal from the Essex Crossing lot (Site 3) – between […]
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Another Look at the New 26-Story Essex Crossing Tower
Posted January 4, 2018 at 5:08 am
Another day, another news story about Essex Crossing. This time it’s to show off an updated rendering of the 26-story tower on its way to 180 Broome Street (aka Site 4). This vantage point is of the north side of the building, from Delancey Street. Handel Architects is behind the design. As previously reported, 180 […]
