Steve Cuozzo
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Heisman Trophy has new home — Larry Silverstein’s landmarked 120 Broadway
The 10-year lease also calls for the trophy, an exact replica of the original, to be on view in the public lobby and in the building’s 10th-floor tenants’ amenities center.
A former Ambassadors Clubhouse chef is really cooking at this thrilling Indian revamp
Passerine is a delicious, cozy counterpoint to the city's trendy, over-the-top Indian spots.
Charlie Levy’s Happy Corner Hospitality takes NYC by storm, opening Motek outposts in multiple nabes
Charlie Levy soon bring another Happy Corner brand, Yalla Motek, to Madison Avenue.
Global law firm Vedder getting new NYC digs with move to Sixth Ave. tower
The firm signed for 49,000 square feet, the entire 34th floor, at Rockefeller Group’s 1221 Sixth.
Celeb chef launching 3 dining concepts at Hudson Yards
Related Companies and development partner Oxford Properties Group aren’t waiting until 2028 to choose a culinary superstar for 70 Hudson Yards.
The Orchard — Queens’ tallest building — is almost all leased out in just 9 months
The building also signed its first retail tenants.
What is Ciao Hospitality Group?
Ciao will take over Paris Bar, two Brooklyn Diner locations and Brooklyn Deli
New images released of 20-story Anagram apartment tower along NYC’s Gowanus Canal
The building at 450 Union St. is rising to 20 stories above the once toxic, (mostly) cleaned-up waterway that emerged as the neighborhood’s scenic centerpiece.
Why NYC-owned buildings are some of the worst violators of shed program
Mayor Zohran, like predecessors Eric Adams and Bill de Blasio, seems to have zero urgency in repairing dangerous Department of Buildings violations on 2 Lafayette St.'s facade.
Daniel Boulud’s long delayed new NYC flagship restaurant was worth the wait
Brasserie Boulud is finally open across from Lincoln Center.
Ken Griffin completes deal to build 1,400 ft Park Ave skyscraper after fears Mamdani would sabotage project
The real estate deal the city has been waiting for just got done.
Iconic NYC restaurants rescued after $22M deal with billionaire Tilman Fertitta
Restaurant giant Landry’s Inc., owned by Texas mega-billionaire Tilman Fertitta, is taking over bankrupt Fireman Hospitality Group’s three most successful restaurants as part of a $22 million purchase with a...
AI company Databricks doubling footprint at 5 Bryant Park
Tasso Argyros, Databricks’ vice-president of engineering in the city, has said the company “made a bet” that “world-class AI would be built in Manhattan. Today, that bet is paying off.”
Soho retail going strong with Fujifilm deal for 210 Lafayette St.
Fujifilm has signed a lease at Comjen Associates’ 210 Lafayette St., where it will occupy 12,700 square feet on three levels.
SL Green putting finishing touches on $225M redesign at 245 Park Ave.
The project includes a new wraparound public plaza, a striking new Park Avenue podium facade by KPF, lavish tenant amenities and, soon, a restaurant from John Meadow’s LDV Hospitality.
With 15 new chophouses, New York proves it’s still a city of carnivores
Over 15 new steakhouses have opened in New York City in the past three years, proving the city's appetite for red meat remains stronger than ever.
BXP’s 343 Madison Ave. tower is going up
Marquee-name tenants have already been signed for about half of the building’s 930,000 square feet -- insurance giant Starr and law firm McDermott Will & Schulte.
Chrysler Trylons are for sale, too
The Chrysler Building’s storefronts remain depressingly empty on both Lexington Avenue and East 42nd Street except for a Chase bank branch.
The Corner Store team has opened yet another hotspot in Cafe Charmant
The Catch Hospitality Group has another hit on its hands.
Chrysler Building to be restored, modernized thanks to $235M lease deal with Rockefeller Center owner
The iconic Chrysler Building, Manhattan’s Queen of the Night, will get to wear her illuminated crown for a long time to come.
