Today, The New York Times published an article titled, “Lost Fight for Broadway Preservation Revives Debate Over Development.” Please read this article by MATT A. V. CHABAN. A version of this article appears in print on June 30, 2015, on page A21 of the New York edition. After five years of study, the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission decided last […]
Continue reading →At Vandenberg, we often receive questions from townhouse owners and buyers. Lately, many owners have been asking about the newly designated UWS Historic District extending from Broadway to Riverside Drive. Specifically: Are buildings within the new extension currently considered Landmarked? Answer according to our contact at LPC: The historic district has been recently approved. However, […]
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An excerpt from: Mondays with Dexter Over the last few weeks we have been recapping information from our recent Vandenberg -sponsored BRC free seminar. This week’s recap topic is: How to renovate your new york townhouse in cooperation with the Landmarks Preservation Commission: Basic maintenance does not need a Landmarks permit. For example, to repaint […]
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An excerpt from: Mondays with Dexter Over the coming weeks we plan to recap some information from our recent Vandenberg-sponsored BRC free seminar. This week’s recap topic is: The proposed Upper West Side Historic District expansion Two years ago, requests were received to expand the historic district around West End Avenue and its side streets. […]
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