Posts Tagged ‘SoHo’

How Does Dixon Place Stack Up on the Nightlife Scene?

Written by NY Press on May 16, 2012. Posted in NY Press Exclusive

Our resident nightlife contributor The Visceralist travels downtown and reviews Dixon Place Bathroom situation – just past the lounge area which itself is just past the bar in front (on your right). There’s a communal unisex area with a shared basin that is abutted on its left and its right with 2 single-person closets each.
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Crime Watch

Written by NYPress on May 9, 2012. Posted in Crime Watch OTDT, Our Town Downtown

TRY THIS ON FOR SIZE Police say a Florida woman left her purse unattended as she tried on shoes at the Crocs Store on Spring Street. An opportunistic thief reached in and stole her wallet, which contained not only credit cards but her Social Security card. BIKE CRAZE A man’s Yamaha recently went
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Etan Patz and Growing Up in New York City

Written by Josh Rogers on April 24, 2012. Posted in NY Press Exclusive

The city was less safe then, but parents were also less protective By Josh Rogers The name Etan Patz conjures up so much for so many in New York City. If you’re under 30, it is likely to draw a blank stare, but for many others it’s different, particularly if you were growing up in
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Apple SoHo Set to Expand

Written by NY Press on April 11, 2012. Posted in Blog, Breaking News, Our Town Downtown

Apple SoHo, at 103 Prince St., is set to re-open with an additional 5,000 sq. ft. in July 2012

With eyes towards expansion, Apple SoHo Set to Receive 5,000 sq. ft. by July 2012 In what should come as no shock at all, retail mega-giant Apple is set to expand one of its New York stores; this time, in SoHo. According to Real Estate Weekly, the building was renovated in 2001 to utilize about
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Broome Street to Receive Traffic Treats

Written by admin on March 7, 2012. Posted in Breaking News, Notes From the Neighborhood west side spirit

In the wake of a January rally, DOT readies relief for Soho pedestrians along Broome St. As part of their effort to improve pedestrian safety, the DOT has responded to the urgings of Soho residents, community advocates, and government officials and will add “Don’t Block the Box” markings and signage for Broome Street to its
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Stringer Says Soho Is an “Unholy Mess” of Traffic

Written by NY Press on February 1, 2012. Posted in Breaking News, Uncategorized

Last week, Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer stood with community leaders and residents on the streets of Soho, urging the Department of Transportation to address the traffic gridlock that has long choked the streets of the neighborhood
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Sean Sweeney, Director of the SoHo Alliance

Written by admin on December 28, 2011. Posted in Breaking News

Soho’s unrelenting development will continue unabated, as more retail stores move into formerly backwater areas that have relatively more affordable rents, namely lower and eastern Soho around Canal, Howard, Lafayette and Centre streets. However, residents will continue their fight to stop unbridled commercialization, particularly in opposing a proposal by mega real-estate developers to establish an
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The Pan American Contradiction

Written by admin on December 7, 2011. Posted in Eat & Drink

A restaurant for the vegan meat-eater locavore globehopper in all of us By Regan Hofmann In the ever-shifting neighborhood creep of Downtown, it seems nothing is what it’s supposed to be anymore. Little Italy has become Chinatown, Nolita has become Soho and Soho has become Times Square. Walking from block to block you’re not quite
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Long Awaited REI Soho Opens

Written by Marissa Maier on December 2, 2011. Posted in Blog, Breaking News

Reaching the great outdoors in Downtown Manhattan By Kristina Diggins-Reisinger Walking up from the subway at Broadway and Lafayette St., I first checked hop stop to see where the heck I was going. But when I caught sight of the historic red-brick Puck Building I knew I was in the right place, and the long
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WeWork Creating Offices of the Future

Written by admin on November 30, 2011. Posted in Real Estate

By Wickham Boyle Manhattan is abuzz with buildings going up and others coming down. There is a continual thrum and almost rhapsodic cacophony played out by jackhammers, cranes and cement trucks, but it is rare to feel hopeful about the economy or the state of the city when one views this upheaval. Enter WeWork. WeWork
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