St. Vincent’s, North Shore-LIJ and Rudin Management just announced and preferable (at least from a preservation perspective), choice–simply reuse the old building.
During a conference call, the three partners clarified their plan. The most striking revelation is that this new facility is the first of its kind in the city, though Read More
Nearly a year after St. Vincent’s closed, a hospital is returning to Greenwich Village, albeit a much smaller one. St. Vincent and North Shore-Long Island Jewish have just announced a deal that, along with developer Rudin Management, will place an emergency care facility within the O’Toole Building, the distinctive “overbite building” on the west side Read More
It’s the dueling downtown controversies! Which is the bigger deal,
UPDATE: The Daily News is reporting that no one has yet contacted the Park51 backers about the St. Vincent’s plan, nor are they particularly interested in it.
Earlier this month, St. Vincent’s announced its plan to hire CB Richard Ellis to market the eight buildings that make up its Greenwich Village campus. The announcement came as a slap in the face to Bill Rudin, the developer whose family firm had a deal to buy some of the properties from the hospital Read More
What will become of St. Vincent’s boarded-up hospital campus in the West Village? We might find out soon enough, as the non-profit that once ran the hulking complex on Seventh Avenue has asked a bankruptcy judge to allow a sale of the St. Vincent’s campus to proceed. According to The Times, CB Richard Ellis Read More
