500 Sterling Place

Live in a Former Tootsie Roll Factory with 1 Month of Free Rent [link]
Grand Opening of Related Companies’ New Hudson Square Rental at 261 Hudson Street [link]
American Copper Buildings Begin to Welcome First Residents [link]
Two Months of Free Rent at Park West Village, Only One Block from Central Park [link]
Upper West Side’s Stonehenge Village Leasing with 1 Month Free + Discounted Deposits [link]
Free Month of Rent + Stunning Views at Battery Park City’s Tribeca Pointe [link]
One Month Free + No Fee at 500 Sterling Place in Prospect Heights [link]
Williamsburg’s 50 North 5th Street; 15,000 Square Feet of Amenities + One Month of Free Rent [link]
Security Deposit Discounts at Equity Residential’s Beatrice Apartments in Chelsea [link]
Free Rent & Special Offers at Spencer Street Apartments in Bed-Stuy [link]

A Mechanical Pharaoh Fan: Thanks to Thanko – not done on purpose, we promise – you can experience fanning Pharaoh-style, and you don’t even have to hire servants. Gizmodo spotlights the interesting new fan (lush grapes not included).
A New Chef in Town: Brooklyn Magazine has discovered a new restaurant that just opened up under the Williamsburg Bridge, and they give us a little pre-taste to pique our appetite.
10 Sullivan Units Hit the Market: 6 units, including a $25 million duplex, have hit the market in the former site of a Soho car wash. Curbed has details on the listings along with a few images.
Caffe Bene Continues New York Expansion: According to the Wall Street Journal, the South Korean coffee chain will add 11 stores in the next four months. After that… they’ll take over the world!
500 Sterling Place Launches Sales: The listings have been posted for the rental building and the Brownstoner has the details.
Williamsburg Rooftop Bar With a View: Bedford and Bowery spotlights Sheltering Sky, the new rooftop bar at the top of McCarren Hotel & Pool, with incomparable views.
Stephen Green vs. Trump World Tower: Real estate giant Stephen Green of SL Green Realty Corp is at odds with fellow residents of the Trump World Tower after filing a lawsuit over a spill he took last fall. The NY Post has more on the contentious situation.