Another Landmarked Building in Greenwich Village Endangered Due to

On Saturday, city-approved work for the construction of a condo-tower at 14-16 Fifth Avenue caused serious damage to 10 Fifth Avenue, an incredibly historically significant 1848 former townhouse built by the Brevoort family which was part of a row that once included 14-16 Fifth Avenue. All sites in question are located within the Greenwich Village

The City should follow the lead of the State and extend landmark protections to Greenwich Village and the East Village South of Union Square

The 10 most charming spots in the Greenwich Village Historic District

Celebrate Black History Month and Protect the Rich But Endangered History in Our Neighborhoods - Village Preservation

Century and Consumers towers again top endangered buildings list

What does it mean to live in a historic district? - Preservation Virginia

Washington Mews: Discover the secrets of Manhattan's most famous private street

What meatheads! Developer undermines nine landmarked buildings in Meatpacking District and city orders their demolition - The Village Sun

A decade of destruction in New York City - Curbed NY

NYC's top 25 most prestigious condos and amazing homes inside them

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