A Guide to Reporting Union Square Quality of Life Complaints
Got a gripe about the neighborhood that maybe, just maybe, the city can try to fix?
Got a gripe about the neighborhood that maybe, just maybe, the city can try to fix?
Reports are in about how 13th St. and 14th St. may change when the L train shuts down for 15 months. Some amazing details, most notably the creation of the city’s first protected two-way bike lane running the entire length of 13th St. Hard to imagine what it will be like in reality.
Akam informs us that we have a new managing agent, taking over for Anthony Grimaldi.
She is Inna Odesskaya, 212-986-0001 ext 142, or iodesskaya@akam.com.
The upcoming condos at 12 East 13th St. are now priced between $8 million and $28 million. The $28 million will get you the rooftop triplex. Eager to see who our new neighbors will be.
From The Daily News:
Skip the holiday gifting anxiety attacks this year and head to the Union Square Holiday Market, now in it’s 13th year. There’s plenty of hand-made jewelry, clothes and other items as well as organic and free-trade finery. Saturday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m; free admission. Union Square Park, E. 14th St. and Broadway. For more information, go to: www.nycgovparks.org.
Check out the new Time Out food hall when it opens at 14th. St east of the park on September 26. Will a new food hall succeed in a location where the previous food hall failed? We’ll see.
Well, that was quick. Our downstairs neighbor Spiderbands went defunct quickly.