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Steve Cuozzo

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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Steve Cuozzo

    Mamdani’s business czar targets ‘justice’ instead — and NYC stagnation looms (opens the original)

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    New York City’s Economic Development Corporation has been a prime mover in promoting citywide prosperity and growth for 35 years. But under the thumb of Mayor Zohran Mamdani, we might need to call it the Economic Stagnation Corporation instead. That’s the takeaway from a speech by Anthony Shorris, Mamdani’s recently appointed EDC president and CEO. Shorris’ under-the-radar keynote, delivered at City & State’s Sept. 17 “Economic and Workforce Development Summit,” means we should be

  2. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Steve Cuozzo

    Solidcore signs deal for Upper East Side location (opens the original)

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    Solidcore, a low-impact strength training brand, is coming to The Langdon at 1695 Second Ave. at East 88th Street. The building developed by Alchemy-ABR Investment Partners is one of the new luxury apartment towers along the Q subway line. JLL’s Matthew Schuss and Jesse Wolff repped the landlord. Sabre’s Sean Young repped Solidcore. JLL marketing materials cite 2,507 square feet although no one would confirm the number. JLL’s Schuss said Solidcore’s “commitment to a premium customer experience a

  3. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Steve Cuozzo

    That’s a lot of dough: NYC’s hottest new bread costs $60 — and it’s totally worth it (opens the original)

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    See more of our coverage in your search results. New York has $40 cheese pizza and a $28 corn dog, but are we ready for a $60 loaf of bread? The answer would seem to be yes. Rye bakery opened last week at 285 Lafayette Street with $60 loaves of rye bread coming out of the oven. On two visits, I watched curious customers snatch up loaf after loaf. Rye’s the work of Austrian-born owner Martin Auer. The clean-lined, 3,000 square-foot storefront could be mistaken for a modern furniture showroom. Ins

  4. Article · Sep 13, 2026 · Steve Cuozzo

    Starrett-Lehigh building reigns supreme as key Fashion Week anchor (opens the original)

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    See more of our coverage in your search results. New York Fashion Week always draws attention to the monumental Starrett-Lehigh Building, and this year’s showings are no exception. A key anchor of Fashion Week, which is now spread out over many Manhattan locations, the RXR-owned landmark was recently or soon will be the site of showings by brands such as Shoppe Object, Brand Assembly and the Affordable Art Fair. The coming days will have showings by hot-button brand Public School, Tibi, Magda

  5. Article · Sep 13, 2026 · Steve Cuozzo

    Behind the scenes of the giant Italian restaurant, market opening at Grand Central (opens the original)

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    See more of our coverage in your search results. In a major advance for Grand Central Terminal’s burgeoning culinary scene, a new Italian restaurant and market will span nearly 8,500 square feet on the station’s main level when it opens next month. And it will likely be a win-win both for its operator and its landlord, the MTA. Osteria Centrale and Mercato Centrale are at the buzzing ground-floor point where the terminal meets the One Vanderbilt office tower. Operator Vizz Group, founded by Rick

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