In the diaspora, they're called Chinatown gates; in China, they're paifang or pailou. They have appeared in most major American Chinatowns: an ornate gate ...
“We’re not going to go into the streets to protest the arch,” said a resident in their 30s. At the final planning meeting last July, a group of local residents showed up to support the arch, holding signs in Chinese and English that read: “If not now, when?” Nolan Cheng, a lawyer on the board of Chinatown’s business improvement district, held a stack of paper that he said contained hundreds of signatures in support of the gateway. “In New York, I think that’s where there’s going to be a lot of argumentation,” she said. “He wanted to isolate us so that we live in fear, and the one place he succeeded is Chinatown.” Joanne Kwong, the president of Pearl River Mart and a member of the planning committee, also thinks the arch will attract more people to the area. Erica Allen-Kim, an architectural historian at the University of Toronto who has studied Chinatown arch projects across North America, said that the divide over the arch is a common one in urban development, where beautification proposals are often pitted against less photogenic social projects. Of the $20 million, the state awarded roughly 80 percent of the money to the arch and other beautification-related projects — like a proposal to add foliage and other “capital improvements” at Park Row’s pedestrian corridor, while just 13 percent of the funding went to expanding community services, like a health-and-wellness center, a child-care center, and a building-upgrades fund. Longtime community leader Wellington Chen, who has been part of efforts to build a Chinatown arch since 2006, calls the paifang a sort of Chinese “totem pole” and says getting one would be a vital gesture of support from New York State. “I just want to keep that instead of having a new arch.” That lent a sense of urgency to a committee of neighborhood leaders last year as they sifted through over 100 proposals for the grant — from repairing the crumbling [East Broadway Mall](https://www.curbed.com/2022/10/chinatown-minimalls-east-broadway-88-palace-pilot-taxes.html) to opening an “influencer’s smart kitchen” that would brew bubble tea using AI. In the early aughts, the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association, one of Chinatown’s oldest community organizations, tried to get one in Manhattan, and in the 2010s, a group of residents tried to build a “friendship” gateway across Brooklyn’s Eighth Avenue with backing from Beijing, even paying for then–Borough President Eric Adams to They have appeared in most major American Chinatowns: an ornate gate that spans over a road, inscribed with Chinese calligraphy and topped with a flared roof of golden tiles, a design that’s said to date back approximately 2,000 years.
The addition is tied to an application for a federal Choice Neighborhoods grant to overhaul public housing.
[$30 million to $50 million would overhaul West Ward public housing and opportunities](https://www.lehighvalleylive.com/easton/2022/08/push-underway-for-50m-grant-to-reshape-west-ward-neighborhoods-public-housing.html) for residents, officials have said. The arch spanning Northampton Street just east of Sixth Street is an early action project of an initiative to land Easton a federal Choice Neighborhoods grant. [Easton](https://www.lehighvalleylive.com/easton) officials have approved the design of a gateway arch between the city’s West Ward and Downtown neighborhoods.
Pictured is an aerial view of one of the industrial properties that was recently sold by Arch Street Capital Advisors and Brennan Investment Group.
Brennan, a private real estate investment firm, acquires, develops and operates industrial properties in select major metropolitan markets throughout the U.S. Since 2010, the company has acquired over $6 billion in industrial real estate. Since that time, the duo of investment firms has executed seven such ventures in which it acquires, operates and disposes of a portfolio of industrial assets. “We continue to remain bullish on warehouse, distribution and manufacturing assets in both the U.S. The firm has advised its capital partners on more than $9.4 billion in The assets are primarily located throughout major markets in the Midwest and Southeast, including Chicago; Minneapolis; Jacksonville, Fla.; and Birmingham, Ala.
Arch Street Capital Advisors, in partnership with Brennan Investment Group, has sold an 11-asset portfolio spanning over two million square feet of net ...
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PRNewswire/ -- Arch Street Capital Advisors ("Arch"), acting on behalf of a capital partner, in partnership with Brennan Investment Group ("Brennan"), a...
Brennan Investment Group co-invests with private and institutional capital to achieve outstanding risk-adjusted returns. Arch specializes in assisting institutional investors with their real estate investment strategies including acquisition and joint venture advisory, financing advisory, and asset management and disposition services. said Gautam Mashettiwar, Executive Vice President of Acquisitions, at Arch Street Capital Advisors. "We will continue to focus on buying single tenant net leased (STNL) assets and/or portfolios, and will even consider non-homogenous portfolios as was the case with the subject transaction." The business plan included a bespoke leasing strategy for each property before opportunistically selling the assets individually and in small pairings to extract the portfolio's embedding value. "We continue to remain bullish on warehouse, distribution, and manufacturing assets in both the U.S.
Arch Street Capital Advisors and Brennan Investment Group have exited a two-million0-square-foot net lease portfolio they acquired in 2017.
We will continue to focus on buying single tenant net leased (STNL) assets and/or portfolios and will even consider non-homogenous portfolios, as was the case with the subject transaction.” “We continue to remain bullish on warehouse, distribution and manufacturing assets in both the U.S. The business plan included a tailored leasing strategy for each property before opportunistically selling the assets individually and in small pairings.
The city is ready to make a bold declaration of the “Soul City Corridor” on Chicago Avenue. It is choosing artists who will design a gateway arch and other ...
“I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart.” At a casual glance, it is simply a statue of a young man racing forward with a book in the outstretched hand, but a closer look reveals that the book is the Autobiography of Malcolm X – which imbues the statue with deeper meaning. In recent years, Westside Health Authority and Austin Chamber of Commerce have also embraced the Soul City Corridor concept. After that, the city will hold community meetings to fine-tune the finalist’s design, with the goal of having the design in place by May and finishing up construction by September 2024. This is something Malcolm Crawford, head of the Austin African American Business Networking Association (AAABNA) has long advocated as part of a broader vision of revitalizing Chicago Avenue as the “Soul City Corridor,” the commercial and cultural hub of Austin’s Black community. 20, DCASE and AAABNA held a virtual meeting where the community was introduced to the three artists who’ve been selected as the finalists for the project.
Bids for the long-awaited Downtown Stanwood Gateway Arch project came in much higher than expected, so the Stanwood City Council on Thursday rescheduled a ...
ARCH Cutting Tools Corporation announced the acquisition of Custom Carbide Cutter, Inc. (CCCI), a company located in Cincinnati that provides high-quality ...
"Custom Carbide's experience in specialty carbide micro tools and high-performance burs, sets them apart in the industry and compliments the ARCH offering.” ARCH Cutting Tools Corporation announced the acquisition of Custom Carbide Cutter, Inc. The new acquisition will join ARCH Cutting Tools, an industry leader in high-performance custom tooling.
The city is ready to make a bold declaration of the “Soul City Corridor” on Chicago Avenue. It is choosing artists who will design a gateway arch and other ...
“I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart.” At a casual glance, it is simply a statue of a young man racing forward with a book in the outstretched hand, but a closer look reveals that the book is the Autobiography of Malcolm X – which imbues the statue with deeper meaning. In recent years, Westside Health Authority and Austin Chamber of Commerce have also embraced the Soul City Corridor concept. After that, the city will hold community meetings to fine-tune the finalist’s design, with the goal of having the design in place by May and finishing up construction by September 2024. This is something Malcolm Crawford, head of the Austin African American Business Networking Association (AAABNA) has long advocated as part of a broader vision of revitalizing Chicago Avenue as the “Soul City Corridor,” the commercial and cultural hub of Austin’s Black community. 20, DCASE and AAABNA held a virtual meeting where the community was introduced to the three artists who’ve been selected as the finalists for the project.
A Belleville, Illinois, woman was sentenced Tuesday for aiding in an armed robbery on the Arch Grounds in downtown St. Louis.