For over four decades, The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce has celebrated Harlem’s rich cultural heritage through the month-long celebration of HARLEM WEEK—lovingly described “the longest week of the year.” Continue Reading →
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Rudy’s World: Big Belly Solar Panel Trash Compactor Launch In Harlem
By Rudy Collins
On July 22nd, 2017, State Sen. Brian Benjamin, Council member Bill Perkins, the NAACP, Barbara Askins, president of the 125th Street BID and others were on hand to present the new solar panel trash compactors to help clean up Harlem’s 125th Street and Lenox Avenue.
Update: Wharton Secures $125M Loan For 125th Street Property In Harlem
Meridian Capital Group arranged $125 million of balance sheet and mezzanine financing for a retail property at 100 West 125th Street in Harlem, NY on behalf of Jeff Sutton/Wharton Properties. Continue Reading →
Meridian Capital Lends A Hand In Central Harlem
Meridian Capital Group has arranged $125 million in balance sheet and mezzanine financing for 100 W. 125th St. in Harlem, a six-story, 200,000-square-foot retail property. Continue Reading →
Olive Garden Harlem Looking For Team Members Like You (Update)
Olive Garden Harlem that is completing construction soon is a family of local restaurants focused on delighting every guest with a genuine Italian dining experience in Harlem, NY.
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Cut Out Building At 3 West 128th Street, Coming To Harlem
Small and large developments are filling in the vacant lots that once pockmarked the neighborhood, and today we have a look at one coming to 3 West 128th Street, between Fifth Avenue and Malcolm X Boulevard. Continue Reading →
Construction Wraps On Retail Complex In Harlem
In July of 2015, YIMBY brought you a construction update on the the six-story, 202,361-square-foot commercial-retail project being built at 100 West 125th Street, located on the corner of Malcolm X Boulevard (Aka Lenox Avenue), in Harlem. Continue Reading →
Harlem Whole Foods Nears Completion On 125th
Three years after it was first announced, it looks like Harlem’s 39,000 square foot Whole Foods is well on its way to completion. Continue Reading →
