Why Olivia Dunne’s Bid to Buy Babe Ruth’s UWS Apartment Was Rejected
A new report suggests her online presence may have been the reason why. Read More...
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Influencer and Gymnast Olivia Dunne Denied Purchase of Babe Ruth’s Former UWS Apartment
The exact reason for the rejection isn't clear. Read More...
‘Real Housewives’ Star Buys West End Avenue Townhouse
Upper West Siders may soon spot a new neighbor — one with a Bravo-sized spotlight. Read More...
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Encore or Eviction? 135-Year-Old Church Moves to Remove Theater Group, Community Pushes Back
It could be curtains for The Center at West Park (CWP) and the other creative companies operating within the landmarked West-Park Presbyterian Church. Read More...
Former ABC Campus Set for Major Transformation: Extell Plans 1,200-Foot Mega-Tower
Now that ABC is o-u-t, prepare yourself for what may be one of the most contested property evaluations in NYC history. Read More...
Elevated Living on the Williamsburg Waterfront
There’s no shortage of new developments in Brooklyn, but very few deliver the unique blend of breathtaking views, top-tier craftsmanship, and endless amenities and found at Read More...
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Peter Yarrow’s 67th Street Duplex Hits Market for $4.4 Million
The longtime home of the “Puff, the Magic Dragon” songwriter is now on the market for the first time in more than 40 years, listed at $4.4 million. Read More...
Infamous 74th Street Townhouses Fully Boarded Up
In a 2006 New York Times story, “Even a Major Architect Has Minor Commissions,” writer Christopher Gray discussed two rowhouses at 231–233 West 74th Street. Read More...
Upper West Side Rents Fall as Leasing Activity Rises: Report
In a city where rent increases have become as predictably boring as subway delays, the UWS broke with convention in April. Read More...
Century-Old UWS Corner to Be Replaced by 12-Story Tower
Future plans for the corner of West 76th Street and Broadway, where a more than 100-year-old building is slated to be demolished, have been unveiled via permits with NYC’s Department … Read More...
