Union Square 1882
Not exactly Occupy Wall Street, but this is what Union Square looked like on Labor Day 1882. Fun parade.
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NY Times Talks Up Union Square
Did you catch the NY Times raving about Union Square? Good for real estate values.From Italian to Bagels
Serafina at University and 12th has closed after less than one year. It will soon be replaced by the eighth location of Bagel Pub. The nearest other location is at 6th Ave. and 9th St.
New Pizza Place on Union Square East
Pizzazz Pizza
Pizzazz Pizza offers a new twist on the Neapolitan pizza classic. Their personal pies to go are made fresh and are the perfect thing to pick up for a picnic, dinner, or to fulfill your pizza cravings. Keep an eye out for their grand opening coming soon!
30-Story Condo to Rise at 5 West 13th St.?
Prolific New York condo developer Victor Sigoura’s Legion Investment Group got busy this week with a new project on a site it just acquired near Union Square.
Legion and real estate investment firm EJS Group bought the vacant six-story office building at 5 West 13th Street/8 West 14th Street for $57.5 million, according to property records made public Tuesday. The ink barely had time to dry before Sigoura’s firm filed permits on Friday to tear down the 130,000-square-foot building. The developer likely has plans for more of what it does best: a condo building up to 30 stories tall, according to Crain’s New York Business.
