Greenwich Village Events
The Manhattan street fair season runs from roughly April to October. Village Confidential has compiled a list of some of the events that will take place in and around Greenwich Village this spring and summer. Before heading out, please confirm that each festival is still planning on operating. Enjoy! Sunday, 8/14 - Mae West in Bohemia - Gin, Sin, Censorship and Eugene O'Neil - Walking tour begins at 3pm at 62 West 9th Street and will … [Read More...]
Printing House At 421 Hudson Street to Become Condos
TheRealDeal reports that the Printing House, the former West Village warehouse turned apartment building at 421 … [Read More...]
Home Sellers: Do You Have the “I can do it myself” Syndrome
Home Sellers: Do You Have the “But I can do it myself” Syndrome When it Comes to Staging Your Home for … [Read More...]
City Council Modifies St. Vincent’s Development
Rudin Management’s St. Vincent’s development has been rolling forward despite the repeated objections of many … [Read More...]
Museum of Reclaimed Space Planned for Avenue C
Squatting is one of the stranger aspects of the occasionally anarchic history of the East Village. The neighborhood … [Read More...]
Nevada Smith’s To Become Nine-Story Karl Fischer Project
Well-known East Village hot spot Nevada Smith’s recently left its old 3rd Avenue location under unusual … [Read More...]
Community Board 2 Rejects NYU Expansion Plan
In a unanimous vote taken last Thursday, Community Board 2 soundly rejected the expansion plans NYU had proposed … [Read More...]
51 Astor Place is Revealed to the World
51 Astor Place is Revealed to the World Since the Starbucks that once stood there was closed and demolished, … [Read More...]
CB2 To Vote on NYU Expansion Plans Thursday
CB2 To Vote on NYU Expansion Plans Thursday NYU’s controversial expansion plans have been debated for the … [Read More...]
What is a Passive House? A New Benchmark For Green Building
Our team has recently been engaged as the exclusive marketing agent to represent the developers in the sale of the … [Read More...]
Rudin Rejects Design for Village AIDS Memorial at Former St. Vincent’s Site
Rudin Management has rejected a design proposed for a possible AIDS memorial at the site of the former St. … [Read More...]
David Schwimmer Revealed as Owner East Village Townhouse
Back in September, we covered the demolition of 331 East 6th Street, an historic East Village townhouse that was … [Read More...]
Greenwich Village High School Set to Close
Despite words of protest from students and parents, the Department of Education has voted to phase out the Legacy … [Read More...]
How High Should Artwork Be Hung and Other Tips on Hanging
Many of us like to be surrounded by photos of our family and beautiful pieces of artwork, but are afraid we are … [Read More...]
City Planning Approves New St. Vincent’s Hospital Development
The new luxury development at the former St. Vincent’s Hospital is inching closer and closer to a reality. … [Read More...]
Landmark Village Record Store – Bleecker Bob’s – to Relocate in April
New York’s record collectors were shocked upon finding out that Bleecker Bob’s, the venerable Village record … [Read More...]
One Part of East Village Historic District Approved
Local preservationist groups scored a major victory this week as the Landmarks Preservation Committee took the … [Read More...]
Blue Note Jazz Club Plans New Meatpacking District Location
The Blue Note jazz club has been a fixture in Greenwich Village’s music scene for more than 30 years, but now the … [Read More...]
What If It Doesn’t Appraise But the Buyer Can Still Get the Loan?
It’s something many of us have seen before. You list the property, market it, find the perfect buyer, and then … [Read More...]
Rent Rates Rise as Manhattan Apartments Grow Scarce
Industry studies show that the average rent on Manhattan apartments has risen to a point close to pre-crash rates, … [Read More...]
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