Jeremiah's
Vanishing New York

If you're wondering what giant development is going up like gangbusters on 14th Street near 9th Avenue, here it is. It's DDG Partner...

Last week we learned that Mars Bar, the East Village dive, long a haven for punks and outcasts, will be replaced by a 12-story prison-block ...

In 1995 the Whitney Museum held a retrospective on the work of Edward Hopper. I must have attended the exhibit a dozen times. One of my favo...

In Brooklyn there's a block of Bergen Street, between 5th and 6th Avenues, that wasn't there a year or so ago. The block itself was ...

Back in January, The American Prospect was all about The Post-Boom City . I just got around to it. In her essay " Gentrification Hango...

Last time I checked in with Weird Way West , the westernmost margin of Greenwich Village, life on bricky, cobblestoney Charles Lane was stil...

Nick Paumgarten in this week's New Yorker wonders what the city will look like in our new Depression. He imagines the future. A quick lo...

There are people who move to a place because they love what is already there. And then there are those who move because they love some visio...

EV Grieve points us to this week's extensive article in New York Magazine on the transformation of New York into a city of glass. Chro...

Now and then, I like to take a walk through way west Chelsea and see how things are progressing in the massive condofication that's goin...

I've been wondering why the old building on the corner of St. Marks and 2nd Ave recently received a swanky, brown-and-blue, Jonathan-Ad...