In the days before Passover on the Lower East Side, we've been missing Streit's Matzo, which sold its Rivington Street factory in 2015 and moved to Rockland County.
New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer visited Art on A Gallery yesterday morning to learn more about the new documentary film on Streit's Matzo and to deliver a message: the city must do more to save cherished small businesses.
If you haven't gotten a chance to see Streit’s: Matzo and the American Dream, there's still a week left in the documentary film's run at the Film Forum.
The developers and/or the New York Times chose the start of Passover to unveil their glassy vision of the former Streit's Matzo site at 150 Rivington St.
In the days leading up to Passover this year, something is missing on the Lower East Side. It’s all too apparent to anyone who walks down Rivington Street, where the aroma of fresh-baked matzo wafted from the Streit’s factory buildings for so many decades. But there’s some consolation.
The documentary film, "Streit’s: Matzo and the American Dream," opens next week at the Film Forum. We had a good talk with filmmaker Michael Levine yesterday afternoon. We'll be bringing you that interview on Monday.
But this evening, you can...
The developer who bought the former Streit's Matzo Factory buildings has filed documents with the Department of Buildings to remove several floors from the properties.
DNA Info first noticed the filings last night from Cogswell Realty, which purchased 148-154 Rivington...
The Journal News reports that Streit's Matzo is working on a deal to move its Lower East Side factory to Rockland County. Co-owner Aaron Gross said the company could not disclose the exact location because all of the details...
City finance records made public today show that the Streit's Matzo Factory was sold for $30,500,000. The transaction became known in January but family members would not reveal the purchaser or the purchase price.
The Real Deal was first to...
