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NY Yimby reports that standing north of Columbia University at 543 West 122nd Street, behind the Jewish Theological Seminary, is the new residential tower dubbed “Vandewater”. Support The Next Generation Continue Reading →
The NYC Parks Department is seeking bids to develop a landmarked Morningside Heights gatehouse into a “high quality cafe,” according to department documents reports source. Support The Next Generation Of Continue Reading →
Pizza is warming in the oven, and wine, beer, and cocktails are flowing at this Italian-styled bar from established Harlem restaurateur and babbalucci Chef Andrew LoPresto, and Beverage Manager/Partner Bruno Continue Reading →
New York Yimby reports that permits have been filed for a fourteen-story residential building at 415 West 120th Street, in Morningside Heights, Manhattan. Support The Next Generation Of Publisher’s At H.Y.P.E.! The Continue Reading →
NY Yimby reports that a new high-rises aren’t a frequent occurrence in Upper Manhattan, but one such project currently rising at 543 West 122nd Street, in Morningside Heights, now has Continue Reading →
NY Yimby reports that Global real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield has announced that they have arranged the sale of 415 West 120th Street, in Morningside Heights. Support The Next Continue Reading →
Curbed reports that part of one of Morningside Heights first Beaux-Arts buildings, this stylish one-bedroom co-op is now on the market for $799,000. Support The Next Generation Of Publisher’s At H.Y.P.E.! The Harlem Continue Reading →
A young man suffered critical injuries Monday morning after being struck by a hit and run driver in Morningside Heights, an NYPD spokesman told Patch. Support The Next Generation Of Continue Reading →
Following a decades long fight to designate the Morningside Heights Historic District, today New York City Council Member Mark Levine declared victory for the community as he voted to approve Continue Reading →
Three projects to improve parks, public housing and schools in West Harlem and Morningside Heights won funding during this year’s participatory budgeting cycle, according to Harlem City Councilman Mark Levine. Continue Reading →