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).
Now that the Artists Alliance gallery and project space, Cuchifritos, is settled in at the new Essex Market at 88 Essex Street, they are taking a close look into some of the history of this new location (formerly known as SPURA, the Seward Park Urban Renewal Area).
The affordable housing lottery for the next Essex Crossing building just got underway. Seniors (62+) may now apply for 84 low-income studio apartments at 140 Essex St.
In the very near future, another affordable housing lottery will open for Essex Crossing. The city and Delancey Street Associates, which is developing the Lower East Side mega-project, are poised to open applications for 92 senior apartments at 140 Essex St.
Another building at Essex Crossing has been "topped off." Delancey Street Associates, the developers of the mega-project in the former Seward Park Urban Renewal Area, announced yesterday
In case you missed the weekend social media buzz, the Lower East Side's new 14-screen multiplex is now open for business.
The Regal Essex Crossing made its debut on Saturday at 129 Delancey St. We checked it out on Saturday...
One of the best places to see the current state of Essex Crossing is from high above the Lower East Side. This view, from the 26th floor rooftop terrace of 125 Delancey St., is also a main selling point...
Beginning next week, you won't be able to use the stairs leading to and from the subway station on the southeast side of Delancey Street for three months.
According to the notice posted recently by T.G. Nickel, the stairs will...
