Bjarke Ingels’s Deconstructed Apartments In Harlem (update)
In late 2014, Bjarke Ingels Group filed a permit application for a new apartment building at 146 East 126th Street in Harlem.
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Developer’s Harlem Site Could Sell For $150 Mil
Developer Ian Bruce Eichner is selling his two-building, 600,000 square-foot, shovel-ready development site on East 125th Street and Park Avenue in a deal that could bring in $150 million.
Mlle. La-Pisch Wants You At The Apollo Burlesque In Harlem
Paris in Harlem burlesque show featured Madmoselle La-Pisch at Hurtig & Seamon’s Apollo Burlesque at 253 West 125th Street and 8th Avenue, 1930’s.
NYPD Raid On Harlem “Smoke Shop” Selling Illegal Products
From a #hwmag FB team reports on “A (by the NYPD) raid on a hundred and twenty fifth and Lenox of a smoke shop selling illegal products to young people … selling crack pipes k2 and who knows what else,”…
The Art Of The Great Franco Gaskin, The “Picasso Of Harlem”
Franco Gaskin, known in Harlem and around the world as “Franco The Great” and “The Picasso of Harlem,” first moved to Harlem in 1958 from Panama.
Brokers Push ‘Coffeehouse Gentrification’ In Harlem
Now, it’s the brokers causing the gentrification of Harlem. A group of Upper Manhattan real estate agents sick of peddling apartments in buildings with abandoned or substandard retail spaces on the ground floors has opened a string of coffee shops in a bid to spruce up the neighborhood — and hike prices for the units…
Leading Baby Brand Carter’s Comes To Harlem
The 125th Street BID reports the opening of Carter’s location, located at 215 West 125th Street, in Harlem, New York.
Brooklyn’s Piece of Velvet Opens In Harlem
The 125th Street BID reports the opening of Piece of Velvet, a Brooklyn-based cupcake shop and bakery, has opened up a brand new location at 17 West 125th Street in our corridor on 125th Street.
To Insure Or Not Insure Small Business And The Affordable Care Act in Harlem
Join the 125th Street Business Improvement District for the Small Business and Affordable Care Act at 361 West 125th Street Auditorium in Harlem, NY.
CNN’S Don Lemon Hosts H In Harlem
Harlem, and West Harlem in particular, has a rich cultural history and has had a tremendous impact on the arts in all of New York City.
Developer To Replace Abyssinian’s Pathmark With Condo
Extell Development, one of the city’s biggest developers, has its sights set on East Harlem said a Daily News article.
Barbara Askins Receives A Bill McCreary Award 2014
Barbara Askins president of the 125th Street BID was honored with a Bill McCreary Living Legion Awards 2014, during this past Black History Month Award on February 27th, 2014 by Healthfirst.
The Little Italy of East Harlem, 1890
“This (Italian) section of East Harlem was developed during the 1880s with the familiar New York brownstone residences and walk-up apartments,” states New York Then and Now.
The Orient Theater, Harlem, 1915
Harlem, and the area close to 125th street, had a large number of theaters. There were theaters that are long gone in East Harlem, theaters that have survived are now churches and theaters that are just sealed up.
The Harlem Hall, Harlem 1873
Just east of Park Avenue at 125th street, the building in the center of this photograph was once The Harlem Hall in 1873.