Citizen of Tribeca | In the News: Keegan Michael-Key Has Left Jenga

KEEGAN MICHAEL-KEY LEFT JENGA
The real deal reports that Keegan Michael-Key has sold her apartment at 56 Leonard. The comedian and actor was asking $ 5.49 million for his unit on the 35th floor of the Alexico Group building, famously designed by Herzog & de Meuron. Ultimately, property records show that Key sold it for $ 5 million, according to the New York Post.The purchaser of the unit has not been publicly identified.

WINDOWS STAFF STILL MEET EACH YEAR
Windows on the World Restaurant Opportunities United staff was founded in 2001 as a relief center for Windows workers and still fight for the rights of restaurant workers and social justice in the industry, according to a story. in United States today. Management created Windows of Hope, which has raised millions of dollars for displaced workers, and continues to provide financial assistance to their children. “And a tradition was born. Those who survived come together every year on September 11 to reconnect and honor the dead. They will meet again, most likely via video chat this year, on the 20th anniversary of September 11.

THE TIN BUILDING IS ENDED
Yimby has an updated render of the Tin Building at the Seaport, which has completed construction. See a bigger update on the food market come to the building here.

7 DEY IS SOLD OUT
Crain’s has a story on 7 Dey Street, a 34 story rental tower with 209 apartments. The building will have three floors of offices and a commercial section. Developer SL Green took financial breaks conferred under New York’s Affordable Housing Program, which cuts property taxes for 35 years in exchange for SL Green offering 63 of its units at lower rates. to the market for certain income brackets.