A closed Pathmark that has an entire block of 125th Street in East Harlem for five years will be developed into a nine-story office tower. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Pathmark
Nothing Unusual About Food Bazaar Opening In East Harlem
ABS Partners Real Estate announced it secured a 45,885 s/f, 20-year pre-development lease for Food Bazaar at One East Harlem, a one-acre, mixed-use development located at 201 E. 125th Street reports REW Online. Continue Reading →
Extell Moves On Harlem Gristede’s Development Site
NY Curbed reports that Extell chief Gary Barnett, master assembler of development sites, has done it again. Continue Reading →
Pathmark Site Brings More Legal Trouble For Abyssinian Development In Harlem
Crains New York reports that a Pathmark supermarket was a lifeline of fresh food when it arrived in East Harlem two decades ago. Continue Reading →
Supermarket Association, Residents And Electeds Decry Closing Of City Fresh Market In Harlem
The National Supermarket Association (NSA), community leaders and elected officials, including New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito and New York State Senator Adriano Espaillat, rallied today on East 116th Street, East Harlem, New York. Continue Reading →
Join The Community Against The Shuttering Of City Fresh Market In East Harlem
Less than a year after Pathmark – East Harlem’s largest supermarket closed its doors for the last time – the National Supermarket Association, East Harlem community leaders, Community Board Members and elected officials, including Harlem, New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito and New York State Senator Adriano Espaillat. Continue Reading →
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