It turns out that today is the 52nd anniversary of the use of the name “East Village” which was apparently monikered by real estate agents in the 1960’s. The New York Times first mentioned “East Village” in its article entitled “Village Spills Across 3D Ave.” The article indicates that the destruction of the Third Avenue … Read More
Attention!! This is your final opportunity to visit the legendary Holiday Cocktail Lounge on St. Mark’s Place, between First and Second Avenue. Saturday night will be the final night of service and after that, locks will be changed immediately. A new unnamed bar will be moving in. Holiday was opened by Stefan Lutak in 1965 … Read More
If you are unhappy about the amount you pay for rent, then this article will only arouse jealousy as well. A number of tenants in the 12-story East Village building known as Jupiter 21 and located at 21 East 1st Street will be paying $10 a month in rent. Tenants who are paying market prices, … Read More
Constantine Hrisikos Director of Sales – Licensed Agent constantine@ny2reg.com Constantine Hrisikos is that rare breed of salesperson: one that listens and thinks as well as he talks. A born entrepreneur, Constantine studied marketing at St. John’s University. At just 20, he started his first business. Later, he turned his talents to real estate. He cut … Read More
As 2012 ends, NY2 offers a year in review of New York real estate transactions and/or listings involving celebrities. Madonna: 41 Central Park West for $23.5 million P Diddy: 230 West 56th Street for $8.5 million Alicia Keys: 30 Crosby Street for $17.95 million Kiefer Sutherland: 763 Geenwich Street for $17.5 million Jennifer Aniston: … Read More
As 2012 ends, NY2 offers a year in review of New York real estate transactions and/or listings involving celebrities. Madonna: 41 Central Park West for $23.5 million P Diddy: 230 West 56th Street for $8.5 million Alicia Keys: 30 Crosby Street for $17.95 million Kiefer Sutherland: 763 Geenwich Street for $17.5 million Jennifer Aniston: … Read More
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