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City revives ‘She Built NYC,’ launches open call for artists to design four statues of women
New York City is reviving a campaign to honor influential women integral to the city’s history with monuments. Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday announced the city will resume the She Built NYC initiative, which includes building new statues of Dr. Helen Rodriguez Trías in the Bronx, Elizabeth Jennings Graham in Manhattan, Billie Holiday in Queens, and Katherine Walker on Staten…
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Essential Décor Ideas for Vacation Properties » RenovateRx
Introduction: Your vacation property should be more than just a place to stay—it should be a retreat where guests can relax, unwind, and recharge. In this blog post, we’ll explore essential décor ideas to help you create a cozy and inviting atmosphere in your vacation rental. From soft furnishings to thoughtful accents, these tips will transform your property into a…
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25 spots to watch the solar eclipse in NYC and beyond
2017 solar eclipse at the Top of the Rock. Photo courtesy of Tishman Speyer On April 8, New York will experience its first total solar eclipse in almost a century. Five regions across the northern part of the state lie in the path of totality and will witness the moon passing between the sun and earth, blocking the face of…
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50 middle-income apartments available on the Astoria waterfront, from $3,105/month
Renderings courtesy of NYC Department of Housing Development and Preservation Applications are now being accepted for 50 middle-income apartments at a new residential development on the Astoria waterfront. Located at 26-25 4th Street, The Winslow offers brand-new luxury apartments and breathtaking waterfront views of the Manhattan skyline. New Yorkers earning 130 percent of the area median income, or between $106,458…
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34 best bars to watch March Madness games in NYC
Image courtesy of Mustang Harry’s With the abundance of sports bars and pubs scattered across New York City, it can be hard to sort through to find the best ones to watch your favorite team. With the NCAA March Madness tournament approaching, 6sqft put together a list of some of our favorite sports bars in the city to watch the games, prepare a bracket, and enjoy some…
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Taconic unveils plans to build 28-story office tower in Hudson Square
Renderings courtesy of Taconic Partners Taconic Partners and Nuveen Real Estate on Wednesday unveiled new renderings of One Grand, a new 28-story office tower in Hudson Square designed by renowned architecture firm SHoP Architects. Located on the corner of Grand and Varick Streets where the neighborhoods of Soho, Hudson Square, and Tribeca intersect, the building will serve as a state-of-the-art…
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Coney Island to open for 2024 season next weekend
Images courtesy of Luna Park Coney Island’s beachfront amusement district, Luna Park, is set to reopen for the 2024 season next weekend. The historic amusement park will reopen on Saturday, March 23, kicking off a weekend of fun featuring its annual opening ceremonies, including the first ride and egg cream christening of its famous rollercoaster, the Coney Island Cyclone. Keeping…
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Here’s what you need to get better rest
Sleep Awareness Week is here. While it’s not always easy to get the right amount of rest and sleep, it’s important to do so. “Rest is an essential part of productivity because we’re not machines,” says Amelia Pleasant Kennedy, CEO and founder of A Pleasant Solution. “Our brains and bodies need a break from the constant decisions and calculations we’re…
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For $995K, this dreamy upstate farmhouse gets every detail just right
Photos courtesy of Sotheby’s International Realty Though many attempt to create a “modern farmhouse” aesthetic, few find as much success as this circa 1880 home in Rhinecliff, in the town of Rhinebeck, New York. Surrounded by a wooded lot and Hudson River views, this postcard-pretty property at 42 Kelly Street, asking $995,000, has undergone a considered renovation that features just-right…
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120-year-old Carnegie library in the Bronx is now a city landmark
NYPL’s Tremont Branch. Photo courtesy of NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission A Bronx public library that has served as a vital community space for more than a century is New York City’s newest landmark. The Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) on Tuesday voted to designate the New York Public Library’s Tremont Branch as an individual landmark. Constructed in 1905, the library at…
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