Bond Street
Landmarks Commission Set To Vote On Webster Hall
The Landmarks Preservation Commission is gearing up for a busy (and possibly contentious) public meeting on Tuesday, with proposals on the agenda to designate as many as six landmarks and historic districts, and to hear comments on several more possibilities.
The proposed designations include Webster Hall. The Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation has pushed for the 1887 banquet hall-cum-music venue to get protective status, much to the dismay of Webster Hall’s owner Unity Gallega, The New York Times reported. The Times quoted Lisi de Bourbon, a spokeswoman for the Landmarks Commission, who said that the company had opposed designation at last October’s hearing. read more »
Condos Closing at Ian Schrager's 40 Bond
A year and a half after sales started, almost half the residences at 40 Bond Street have been sold.
Eleven units have closed at Ian Schrager and Aby Rosen’s highly anticipated condominium project, according to city records. The seller on these deals has been listed as 40 Bond Street Partners, LLC, and the closing prices range from $2.8 million to $10.5 million. read more »
More Condos for Bond Street? You Know It!
Bond Street may soon be renamed “Condo Row.”
Self-storage king Adam Gordon recently told The Observer he plans to break ground on a nine-story condominium at 41-43 Bond Street later this year. Mr. Gordon’s Madison Development closed on the buildings located at that address earlier this week for $7.7 million, according to city records. read more »
