This $25 Million Flatiron Penthouse Features a Gold Dome
Greg Carr says he knew he had to buy the penthouse at 170 Fifth Ave. when it first came up for sale in 2001. The midrise ...
Spectacular NYC restaurant Aqua — featuring 70-foot sushi bar — joins booming Flatiron corridor
Restaurant-watchers might be stunned by Monday’s opening of Aqua New York, a block-long leviathan at 902 Broadway between ...
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Aqua New York Arrives in Flatiron District, A Colossal Culinary Destination with Dual Italian and Japanese Menus
The Aqua New York restaurant opens in the Flatiron District, offering separate Italian and Japanese menus in a ...
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Tech Maven Greg Carr Lists Historic $25M Flatiron Penthouse to Aid African Conservation Efforts
Tech entrepreneur Greg Carr has listed his Flatiron penthouse for $25 million to aid his African park projects.
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A Swanky 400-Seat London Import Is Now Open in Flatiron
Aqua opens today in Flatiron, a new 24,000 square-foot restaurant from the family of restaurants behind Chinese blockbuster, ...
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Brutalist library by Walter Netsch, and other buildings, are under threat in Aurora, New York, after Wells College’s recent closure
In Aurora, New York, a handful of important 19th and 20th century buildings on the former campus of Wells College are in ...
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KPF’s latest New York high-rise will stand as the tallest mixed-use building on Fifth Avenue
Designed by KPF and built by Suffolk Construction, the 88-story 520 Fifth Avenue tower includes 100 luxury residences and 25 ...
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New hotel renderings preview Charleston's 'Flatiron Building'
The groundbreaking originally was scheduled for this fall. "With striking flatiron architecture, sophisticated design, and an exceptional food & beverage program, Thompson Charleston will redefine the ...
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Sarabeth’s opens first new city restaurant in 13 years
The popular spot for eggs benedict and a stack of pancakes opened its fourth Manhattan location Tuesday, at 100 W. Houston St ...
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The reputation of the iconic New York City thoroughfare began with a competition to build lavish mansions that came crashing down with the advent of luxury apartment buildings. IKEA and Uniqlo ...