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A new assisted living facility catering to wealthy senior citizens has opened at 1622 York Avenue at 86th Street. Crain’s New York Business reports that Bristal Assisted
A fight broke out in front of the Metropolitan Republican Club after a man walked into the club’s historic townhouse during an event for a
The landlord of six businesses in the luxury Carnegie Hill condo, Philip House, is being sued by his bank for allegedly defaulting on his mortgage.
The iconic Upper East Side institution Elaine’s is long gone, but it may gain another life if a planned musical about the hotspot makes it
A couple is suing an Upper East Side fertility clinic and three of its employees, claiming the clinic had implanted another couple’s embryo and that
An Upper East Side “dating coach” who participated in the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol was sentenced to three and a half years in
After a colorful Upper East Side pastor inked a $2 million-plus deal to sell his co-op apartment “parsonage,” the New York synod sued the pastor,
On March 15, 1965, the first “singles” bar opened — and it was on the Upper East Side. What you might be surprised to learn
Alex Bores, a district leader and an engineer who worked for controversial tech giant Palantir (but says he quit because they wouldn’t put in safeguards
Zeckendorf Development is buying the Hayworth, Ceruzzi Development’s foreclosed condo project at 1289 Lexington Ave., at 86th Street, for approximately $250 million, according to The