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Gramercy Park

  1. the birds
    Manhattan Now Has Its Own Dead-Bird MysteryThis one might not be a freak natural occurrence.
    By Dan Amira
  2. walk-through
    Walk-Through: Four-Bedroom on Gramercy Park NorthThis apartment, part of the Gramercy Park Hotel, comes with a coveted key to the park.
    By Jonah Green, Beth Stebner, and Chris Rovzar
  3. neighborhood news
    What Would You Name a Seemingly Peaceful Neighborhood Hawk?
    By Chris Rovzar
  4. real estate porn
    Inside a Recession-Proof Gramercy Park MansionWhile you’re waiting for your five-story Greek Revival mansion facing Gramercy Park to sell, make every room reflect a Showtime series.
    By S. Jhoanna Robledo
  5. in other news
    The Mayors of West 11th Street and Gramercy Park: A Tale of the TapeThey both hail from tony Manhattan neighborhoods. But in philosophy, they seem to be quite opposite.
  6. neighborhood watch
    Boerum Hill Apartment Papered With WrathBay Ridge: The Duane Reade on Senator Street and Fourth Avenue closed. Please, please replace it with a grocery store. [Bay Ridge Brooklyn] Boerum Hill: Some new residents on State Street were inundated with love notes from neighbors (or neighbor?) after jackhammering all weekend. [Brownstoner] Chelsea: In this fairy-tale hood, there aren’t just many wicked queens, but a dragon, too! [BlogChelsea] Clinton Hill: There’s a giant empty building on Emerson and Park. Apartments in there could be hot. [Clinton Hill Blog] Gramercy Park: Beware a young new barber who trims beards to the jawline. [Manhattan Offender] Harlem: It sounds like the bougie intellectual crowd and the pulp-fiction “sista lit” crowds clashed at the book fair this weekend. [HarlemFur] Lower East Side: Efforts are under way to landmark a big chunk of the neighborhood before tenements are completely supplanted by shiny condos. [SaveTheLowerEastSide]
  7. neighborhood watch
    Will Gramercy Succumb to High-Rise Condos?Clinton Hill: Cops will respond to the recent spate of thefts and break-ins around here, but only if you actually report them. [Clinton Hill Blog] Gramercy Park: How long will it take for the abandoned buildings at 23rd Street and Second Avenue to go high-rise condo? [This Is What We Do Now] Prospect Heights: Ratner’s Atlantic Yards project starts to become real as demos proceed within the project’s footprint — save those lots whose owners have filed suit, that is. [Atlantic Yards Report] West Village: From top loin to Thom Browne? Yep, it looks like Barneys might be opening a new store in the meatpacking district’s former home of Western Beef. [Curbed] Williamsburg: Government environmental honchos want City Councilman Tony Avella to know that everything is all right with that oil oozing out of the ground at North 11th and Roebling. How reassuring. [Gowanus Lounge]