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Daily Voice
'Everything Must Go': Lawrence Staple Closing After Five Decades In Business
A family-owned shoe store operating on Long Island for five decades will close its doors in the coming weeks. Incredible Feets, which once boasted five stores across the region, will shutter its final location in Lawrence later this month, Newsday reported Tuesday, Nov. 10. The store has been adverti…
LongIslandPress
takemetotn.com
hoodline.com
Flushing Tower Rendering Shows 156 Units, Waterfront Path to Flushing Creek
A newly revealed rendering shows what could rise along Flushing Creek: a 14-story residential building at 35-20 College Point Boulevard, with 156 total units and 47 of them set aside as affordable housing. The design includes ground-floor retail, community space, a parking garage, and a stretch of new public waterfront access, placing it squarely within the city's long-running push to open up this stretch of Queens shoreline.
LongIslandPress
fancypantshomes.com
Historic Larchmont estate lists for $16.75M, eyeing one of the New York village’s priciest sales
A stately waterfront estate with a fascinating history, panoramic harbor views, and its own private dock has just hit the market in Larchmont, New York, with a $16.75 million price tag. Located at 1 Bay Avenue in the sought-after Larchmont Manor neighborhood, the Georgian-inspired brick Colonial occupies a prized waterfront...
buildlikenew.com
Brooklyn’s Best Kept Secret Is Out and Condos Are Already Hitting $2.2 Million
This Brooklyn Neighborhood Sat Quiet for Years. Now a $2 Million Condo Building Just Changed Everything. Most people drive past […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
LongIslandPress
InsideHook
Inside Overdye, Brooklyn’s Hottest Pre-Owned Showroom
A few years ago, I stumbled on an Instagram account called “Visvim Trading Post.” Visvim is known for its high-quality reproductions of Americana and Japanese folk garments. Through that account, founder Matt Smith sold rare and unique secondhand pieces from the popular Japanese brand. Eventually I bought a shirt. I sent messages back and forth with Matt about other pieces posted on his page. The consignment portion of the business took off, evident from the steady stream of unique pieces rolling in. I assumed sales must have, too.