Posts Tagged ‘Marissa Maier’

Labors of Love

Written by Marissa Maier on January 18, 2012. Posted in Real Estate

The Townhouse Therapist on the benefits of fullbuilding living Tatiana Cames is known as the “Townhouse Therapist.” Though the title would make for a good interior design reality show, Cames is renown in the real estate world for being the agent in the know when it comes to selling and buying townhouses
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Dangerous Delancey

Written by NY Press on January 18, 2012. Posted in Breaking News

A recent tragedy proves once again the deadliness of the LES’ main thoroughfare By Lillian Rizzo and Marissa Maier, with additional reporting by Andrew Rice A few months ago, a NYPD officer stood in the middle of the intersection of Delancey and Essex streets, out of breath and sweating. Occasionally, a driver would roll down
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The Final Chapter

Written by admin on January 11, 2012. Posted in Arts & Film, Film

After almost 20 years, West Memphis Three chroniclers close the book When done well, documentary film has the rare ability to transcend the confines of the silver screen to effect real change in the lives of its subjects. Like Errol Morris’ The Thin Blue Line, filmmakers Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky’s Paradise Lost trilogy about
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New Details Emerge about Private Danny Chen’s Death

Written by Marissa Maier on January 11, 2012. Posted in Breaking News, Uncategorized

Soldiers subjected the Lower Manhattan native to abuse and racial prejudice By Marissa Maier “This could have happened to any of us because of the color of our skin or the shape of our eyes,” said Elizabeth Ou- Yang, president of the New York chapter of the Organization of Chinese Americans (OCA-NY), at a press
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Toxic Until 2022?

Written by Megan Finnegan Bungeroth on January 4, 2012. Posted in Breaking News

DOE says it will take a decade to rid public schools of PCBs It’s a strange day in New York City when toxic chemicals could become as commonplace in schools as pencils, books and tater tots. Polychlorinated Biphenyls–more commonly known by the abbreviation PCBs–could potentially be present in at least 700 public schools in the
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Building Profile: 20 Pine

Written by Marissa Maier on January 4, 2012. Posted in Real Estate

With 20 Pine The Collection, a luxury condominium in Lower Manhattan’s Financial District, Deborah DeMaria of Warburg Realty intimately knows the comforts of living in the building. While DeMaria serves as sales director for 20 Pine—Warburg Realty is the exclusive marketing team of the development—she is also a resident and has firsthand knowledge of the
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Building Profile: 20 Pine

Written by Marissa Maier on January 4, 2012. Posted in Dwell OTDT, Our Town Downtown

While DeMaria serves as sales director for 20 Pine—Warburg Realty is the exclusive marketing team of the development—she is also a resident and has firsthand knowledge of the unique amenities that set this building apart from others in the area. “I am probably slanted, but this has been my favorite job that I have ever
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Talking Up Downtown: Rachelle Friedman

Written by admin on December 14, 2011. Posted in News OTDT

President and co-CEO of J&R Music and Computer World By Marissa Maier In addition to her numerous accolades, Rachelle Friedman was recently named No. 30 on Billboard’s “Women in Music Power Players List” for 2011. She and her husband, Joe, turned a 500-square-foot music store on Park Row into a 300,000-square-foot, block-long complex selling
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Property Profiles

Written by admin on December 14, 2011. Posted in Real Estate

Downtown living, from the large to the small By Marissa Maier Where Work Meets Play 155 Duane St., a six-floor townhouse in the heart of Tribeca, is unique for a few reasons, said Citi Habitats senior associate Keith Knight—and no, it isn’t just the $35,000-per-month rental fee. The historic building, completed in 1830, boasts
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A Weekend of Urban Exploration: OHNY opens up city’s best architectural sights

Written by Marissa Maier on October 13, 2011. Posted in Real Estate

OHNY opens up city’s best architectural sights Inspired by similar architectural tours in his hometown, Londoner Scott Lauer started openhousenewyork (OHNY) in 2002 with roughly 80 sites sprinkled throughout the city. The weekend-long event, this year taking place Saturday, Oct. 15 and Sunday, Oct. 16, has exploded to include almost 200 spaces in all five
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