Warburg’s Monthly Market Update offers a quick snapshot of the active listing metrics compared to the recent historical performance of the target area. This month we focus on Greenwich Village’s 2017 performance through the beginning of… More
Prohibition, as much as anything else, led Greenwich Village to become a center of live jazz. The basements of brownstones lent themselves to serving as speakeasies, and where there’s drinking there’s often live music. Of course,… More
Independent and specialized bookstores live on in Greenwich Village, which is appropriate given the independent and even quirky vibe of the neighborhood. Bibliophiles could easily spend an entire day hopping from one store to the next—or… More
Everyone knows Washington Square Park—and rightfully so. Spanning nearly 10 acres, the park is best known for its 77-foot-high marble arch, designed by Beaux-Arts architect Stanford White and inspired by Paris’s Arc de Triomphe. It also… More
Different people respond to different types of yoga, and in Greenwich Village you can find just about every yoga discipline there is—and variations on those as well. Modo “hot” yoga and Unnata “aerial” yoga, classes for… More
Greenwich Village was immortalized as a bohemian epicenter of the arts in the 1950s and ‘60s, thanks to the likes of Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsburg, William S. Burroughs, Bob Dylan, and the Velvet Underground, to name… More
Farm-to-table dining in New York City might seem like an anomaly; while the city certainly has its share of tables, farms are hard to come by. Yet Greenwich Village manages to host a number of such… More
