You probably saw the news a week ago that the Market Line, the subterranean food and retail space below the Essex Market, is closing in the spring.
The Essex Market, which is run by the city, will continue to...
One of the big questions hanging over the Essex Crossing mega-project has always been the viability of around 350,000 square feet of office space located in two buildings on Delancey Street. This week there was at least a partial...
The Market Line, the shopping pavilion below the Essex Market, will be officially reopening this coming week with a "welcome back" celebration scheduled for Thursday, July 22.
The first phase of the Market Line debuted in November of...
Another piece of the Essex Crossing mega-project is ready for its closeup. The International Center of Photography (ICP) will officially open its new 40,000 square foot museum and educational center on the Lower East Side next Saturday, Jan. 25.
On...
Coming up on Thursday, Dec. 5, the developers of Essex Crossing and community collaborators will participate in a panel discussion ("Private Means to Public Ends") on the Lower East Side about how the mega-project came to fruition.
The panel is...
It's grand opening weekend for the Market Line at Essex Crossing. Following a VIP preview last night, the subterranean shopping complex makes a long-awaited public debut this morning.
You can enter the Market Line using a sweeping staircase in the Essex...
The other day in The New York Times, architecture critic Michael Kimmelman called the Essex Crossing project, "one of New York’s most promising new mixed-use developments." He even dubbed it the "anti-Hudson Yards." The Lower East Side mega-project, with...
There's a new mural coming to the neighborhood, via ASVP and Delancey Street Associates. The 10,600-square foot mural will decorate the Suffolk Street side of The Rollins, one of nine sites at the Essex Crossing megaproject. The mural was selected from more...
The developers behind Essex Crossing and a nonprofit group called Project EATS yesterday debuted a 9,000 square rooftop farm. It's located on the 6th floor of "The Essex," a mixed-use building at 125 Delancey St. (the same building where the new Essex Market is located).
