On the Market: 25 Broad Bounces Back; Garbage Dwelling Man Reemerges; Oldest Bagel Shop Closing
By Jhanasobserver August 12, 2011 8:51 am
reprintsDecade-dormant 25 Broad coming back as a 305 unit rental. Eighty percent of first 90 units already gone [Journal]
Zabar’s renaming infamous “lobster salad.” It’s made with crayfish. [NY Times]
Faye Dunaway won’t back down, wants to keep her Upper East Side apartment. [DNAinfo]
No love for the Brooklyn Bridge Park condo plan [Brooklyn Paper]
Exploring New York’s myriad accents. [Journal]
Homeless man’s West Village garbage palace has moved down the street. [NY Daily News]
Ninety-one-year-old Coney Island bagel shop, maybe city’s oldest, is closing. [NY Post]
Second lives for bank vaults [Brownstoner]
More on Soros’ ex’s apartment lawsuit [Journal]
The grace of Gramercy Park rubs off on the neighbors. Just don’t ask for a key. [NY Times]
Brownstoner readers don’t get the joke. [Brownstoner]
The cars of LeCorbusier. [ArchPaper]
