The Shake Shack at Penn Station will close permanently next month.
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sounds pretty quid pro quo
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Well it just shows that there’s a lot of momentum and pressure to kick them out 
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my fave pizza spot… sucks
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This hideous monstrosity has to come down.
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I do think that power plant building could be reused in a creative way if there so inclined. You know add some bigger windows to the street facade and give it an arched glass roof etc
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I’m a major enthusiast for improving our rail infrastructure, but I’m not sure if privatizing is the way to go. I realize the NEC is a profitable route so it might be feasible, but the UK tried privatizing rail in the 70s and it was a disaster.
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If those seeking regime change in Albany successfully push the Governor out, MSG may be forced to move. Wasn’t he the only person who could override the city’s decision not to extend the lease for MSG?
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pay walled street journal!
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FFS. Just move MSG!
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If they demolish the Hulu Theater (formerly the Paramount Theater) we may be able to greatly improve Penn Station.
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I mean this should come as a shock to no one, the state has shown this is what they want since they released this render in 2016.
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The entire area surrounding Penn immediately is a s**thole that smells like piss. The entire area needs something like this to move forward.
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