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Search Results for: 220 st. Nicholas avenue
Wanna lease an apartment at 220 St. Nicholas Avenue in Harlem? Prices start at $3000
Harlem Lofts sent out a mass email to Harlem bloggers this morning announcing leasing is underway at 220 St. Nicholas Avenue. This is the brand new rental building at the intersection of 120th and St. Nicholas. Eleven units are being … Continue reading
220 St. Nicholas Avenue in Harlem going rental, not condo
The abandoned, halfway finished, glass building on 121st Street and St. Nicholas Ave., aka 220 St. Nicholas Ave., is apparently going rental, not condo. The Real Deal reports that the developers are foreclosing on this odd structure and taking title … Continue reading
Posted in apartments, commercial real estate, Harlem, real estate
Tagged 220 St. Nicholas Avenue, Apartments, business, economy, Harlem, real estate, rentals
220 St. Nicholas in Harlem 50 percent rented
According to The Real Deal, 220 St. Nicholas Avenue in Harlem “is halfway leased after three weeks, according to its developer Justin Gorjian.” The 11-story residential building was converted to full-floor rental units and two retail spaces. “Each unit comes … Continue reading
Free screening in Harlem tonight of Spike Lee’s Jim Brown: All-American, Spike Lee expected to attend
Imagenation Outdoors is hosting a free screening tonight in Harlem in celebration of Harlem Week. The free screening is Spike Lee’s Jim Brown: All-American and Lee is expected to attend to introduce the film. Jim Brown: All-America tells the story … Continue reading
Posted in art and culture, Community, entertainment, Events, film, Free!, Harlem, Harlem blogs, St. Nicholas Avenue, Things to do in Harlem
Tagged african american hero, documentaries, film, film documentary, Harlem, Harlem Blogs, ImageNation, Jim Brown: All-American, Spike Lee, St. Nicholas Park, Things to do in Harlem
Fashion’s Night Out Uptown in Harlem
Sep 6, 2009 @ 11:25 By HarlemGal, HarlemCondoLife received a nice shout out from the wonderful done and informative HarlemOneStop about NYC Fashions’s Night Out, the global initiative spearheaded by Vogue magazine. The event is Thursday, September 10th from 6pm-9pm … Continue reading
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Tagged 123rd Street, art, artisans, artists, fashion, global initiative, Harlem, Harlem Arts Alliance, HarlemOneStop, St. Nicholas, uptown, Vogue Magazine
