Last Monday, five NYC power couples—and one real estate tycoon—opened their homes for dinner parties as part of the Parties of Your Choice Gala for the Women’s Campaign Fund, a night that began as a politically charged reception but slowly morphed into a cross between Million Dollar Listing and MTV Cribs.
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Two years ago, renowned British architect Norman Foster was tapped to design an underground expansion for the New York Public Library, a project that has seen little movement since it was first revealed. Foster + Partners may now be working on something above ground at Bryant Park as well, albeit it of Read More
ERIC NEDERLANDER, ON MOVING DOWNTOWN: IT’S LIKE A NEW CITY In the race to lure millionaires below Houston Street, the developer of 285 Lafayette Street, which actually is an old artist-in-residence loft building with actual loft-law-era artists still in residence , did something right. As of last April, the list of residents read like a Read More
ERIC NEDERLANDER, ON MOVING DOWNTOWN: IT’S LIKE A NEW CITY
In the race to lure millionaires below Houston Street, the developer of
285 Lafayette Street, which actually is an old artist-in-residence loft
building with actual loft-law-era artists still in residence , did
something right. As of last April, the list of residents read like a Read More
