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Upper East Side movie theater Cinema 123 by Angelika has closed after 60+ years
Manhattan’s East Side has lost another movie theater. Cinema 123 by Angelika closed on Thursday after more than 60 years on the Upper East Side. Reading International, the owner of the theater, agreed to sell the property in September for $41 million. The closure follows the…
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217 affordable apartments available on former Williamsburg hospital campus, from $751/month
Applications are now open for 217 affordable apartments at the former Greenpoint Hospital campus in Williamsburg. Located at 89 Maspeth Avenue, the 18-story building is the second phase of a four-phase project transforming the long-vacant hospital campus into Kingsland Commons,…
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Brooklyn gets its first on-street trash containers for apartment buildings
Brooklyn’s first residential on-street trash containers were installed on Thursday in the city’s latest effort to get rid of piles of trash on sidewalks. Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that Brooklyn Community District 2 will receive 700 on-street trash containers, known as…
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Times Square supertall with free-fall ride will be anchored by Hyatt’s StandardX hotel
The Times Square supertall with a free-fall amusement ride and an outdoor observation deck will be anchored by a Hyatt-branded hotel. Extell Development Company and Hyatt Hotels Corporation on Wednesday announced plans to bring The StandardX, a “streamlined” version of The…
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Bryant Park’s Winter Village opens for the 2026 holiday season
Holiday festivities have returned to Midtown as Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park celebrates its 25th season. The annual destination officially opened on Wednesday, bringing the city’s only free-admission ice skating rink, a rinkside food hall and bar, and an…
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Everything you need to know about the 2026 NYC Marathon
The New York City Marathon returns to the five boroughs this Sunday, November 1, marking the 50th anniversary of the race. Adding to this year’s significance is a route change for the first time in 15 years, sending tens of thousands of runners along a slightly different path…
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Stoop and the City: This New Yorker turns her UES brownstone into a seasonal destination
Kristi Hemric’s stoop is a destination. A stranger once reached out asking if he could propose to his girlfriend in front of it (after dinner and a wedding invite from the couple, they were no longer strangers). Another person posted a video of themselves walking across the…
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City will redesign Sunset Park’s deadly Third Avenue
Nearly two months after a nurse was killed by a hit-and-run driver, a notoriously dangerous stretch of Third Avenue in Sunset Park is set for a major redesign. On Wednesday, Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that the Department of Transportation will overhaul a 2.1-mile stretch of…
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For renters priced out of NYC, The Alary in New Rochelle offers luxury living for less
The cost of living in New York City is higher than ever, with median asking rent in Manhattan up 8.3 percent to $5,375/month in the third quarter compared to last year, according to a new Realtor.com report. And it’s not much better in once-affordable outer boroughs like…
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South Bronx public housing tower is now home to the tallest mural in the U.S.
The tallest mural in the United States can now be found on a public housing tower in the South Bronx. Designed by artist Nestor Omar Garcia, also known as Angurria, in collaboration with Bronx native Fernando Ortiz, “Un MAR de Gente/From Every Shore” stretches more than 307 feet…