lower east side

Pamper Body and Soul in the Lower East Side   Workouts are all well and good when it comes to keeping fit, but sometimes you need a bit of pampering too—a relaxing massage, a purifying facial—to… More

Warburg’s Monthly Market Update offers a quick snapshot of the active listing metrics as well as review of the previous month’s market performance.  This month we focus on the Lower East Side’s 2017 performance through the… More

In 2010 the adjacent neighborhoods of Chinatown and Little Italy were named a single National Register Historic District. That is only fitting, given that the boundary between Chinatown and Little Italy has shifted since the two… More

The Lower East Side and its adjacent neighborhoods Nolita, Chinatown, and Little Italy have plenty of gyms and fitness studios to choose from. Should you want a change of pace from the cardio machines, Pilates, and… More

Before becoming home to fashionable galleries, boutique hotels, and luxury condos, the Lower East Side was home to waves of immigrants: Germans, Irish, Ashkenazi Jews. For many of these hopeful migrants in the 19th and early… More

Lady Gaga, the Strokes, and Jessie J are just a few of the now-boldfaced names who played the clubs of the Lower East Side before making it big. Up-and-comers, along with indie bands and cult performers,… More

Until the 1990s, the neighborhood now known as Nolita was simply part of Little Italy. During that time Elizabeth Street was lined with tenements populated by Italian immigrants. Today those same buildings, particularly in the block… More