A Developers Dream Is The Best Home For Sale In Harlem
Historic landmarked building built in early 1900's and designed by James Edward Ware, an American architect. Continue reading
Harlem CEO Creates Technology To Bring Renewable Energy Around The World
“Boxing is very much like business," Jessica Matthews said. "You not only think about what your next move will be, you also realize that for every action, there’s a reaction.” Continue reading
30% Of The Black-Owned Businesses In NY Disappeared
New York’s fast-gentrifying neighborhoods have contributed to an economic boom in the city over the last 15 years, with the number of new storefronts and companies increasing by 45%. Continue reading
Duke University Alumni 7th Annual Wild About Wellness Health Day In Harlem
DukeNY will again partner with The Children's Aid Society at their Dunlevy Milbank Community Center in Central Harlem to offer a health fair, sports activities and wellness workshops as part of Duke Alums Engage.Continue reading
Neighborhood Eats Has A Recipe For Tortilla Espanola (Vide)
You'd be hard pressed to find another tapas restaurant in Central Harlem.Continue reading
Meridian Capital Lends A Hand In Central Harlem
Meridian Capital Group has arranged $125 million in balance sheet and mezzanine financing for 100 W. 125th St. in Harlem, a six-story, 200,000-square-foot retail property.Continue reading
Lottery Opens For Affordable Units Across Harlem
Second to the Bronx, Central Harlem has seen perhaps the most new affordable housing opportunities in the city. Continue reading
Plans Filed For 15-Story Development In Harlem
Plans have been filed with the city Department of Buildings to construct a 15-story, mixed-use development in Central Harlem.Continue reading
How Bad Are Street Surfaces In Your Harlem Hood?
If your Uber rides home from the bar are starting to feel more like back-road safari trips, a new street quality ranking (and mapping!) project from NYC's Independent Budget Office may explain why.Continue reading
Affordable Housing, Tech Incubator To Be Built On City-Owned Land In Harlem
A city-owned vacant lot in Central Harlem has been selected for a development project that includes restaurant space, affordable housing units and space for a tech incubator. Continue reading
Report Says “East Harlem’s District 4 Is The Worst District For Middle Schoolers”
If you're a parent in East or Central Harlem, your education options are slim — both neighborhoods house the worst districts for middle schools in the city, according to a new report released Thursday by StudentsFirstNY.Continue reading
Request For Proposals From The Manhattan District Attorney
As part of efforts to prevent crime and enhance public safety in Manhattan, the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for their Saturday Night Lights (SNL) program. Continue reading
“In The Heat Of The Summer,” The Harlem Riot Of 1964
On the morning of July 16, 1964, a white police officer in New York City shot and killed a black teenager, James Powell, across the street from the high school where he was attending summer classes.Continue reading
Yolande’s Yard: Hooked On Harlem Hookah
By Yolande Brener
I went to Harlem Hookah for the Bloggers, Authors, and Publishers celebration on October 5th, 2016. Husband and wife co-owners, Tiffany and Stephen Bowen, gave my friend and I a warm welcome when we arrived.Continue reading
New: JCC Harlem Brings Hopes And Dreams To Harlem
JCC Manhattan is proud to announce that JCC Harlem, a new 6,000-square-foot community space on West 118th Street between Fredrick Douglass Boulevard and Manhattan Avenue, will officially open in January 2017.Continue reading