A: Lets check in on the 3-MTH pending sales trends for all Manhattan neighborhoods tracked by the UD system. Notable Neighborhood Moves since the last check in mid-March: -- Battery Park City market wakes up, surging 154% over the last... »
Last week, Ben and I had an animated debate on whether or not soup dumplings (xiao long bao) can travel in a to-go box and still taste delicious. "You can't do it," he said. "You will regret it." Ben was laying down the soup dumpling gauntlet, and I wa... »
In 1987, Russian immigrant Nataliya Dyakovskaya moved into a rent-stabilized apartment on the Lower East Side, scoring a dirt-cheap rent-stabilized apartment in the Vladeck Houses. In the years since, she's gone on to live the American dream, using inc... »
1) Upper West Side: Reps send word that a new gourmet foods store called Gastronomie 491 is now open on Columbus Avenue between 83rd and 84th streets. The space has a cafe that serves breakfast, lunch, and light dinner, including... »
You may recognize the yellow flier in the picture above from various spots around the city (or perhaps from Early Addition last month)—they were plastered across the Upper West Side, Chelsea and the East Village in October last year. It turns out that ... »
1) Morningside Heights: The New York Times reports that a new ramen joint is now open in the neighborhood called Jin Ramen. The menu features many different types of noodles and broths. Status: Certified Open; 3183 Broadway, (646)-559-2862. 2) Midtown:... »
This $470,000, one-bedroom East Village co-op might make you feel like you died and woke up in Manheaven. If you’re in the market for an apartment below 14th street but above the aroma of the Chinatown fish markets, this might be your lucky week. This ... »
An Upper West Side co-op, a Douglaston colonial, a Clinton Hill condo and an East Village duplex. »
