This gorgeous West Village penthouse - built in 1920 - has been renovated and features beautiful hardwood floors and a modern feel. Inside boasts two beds and two baths and a wood-burning fireplace. Outside, a huge balcony deck features plenty of room for dining, relaxing and entertaining guests; you'll want to do all three with the sweeping panoramic views of the city! Just steps from the Hudson River park, plus fine dining and shopping, this luxury condo is hard to beat. For more information and images, click here.   08/13/2013

New York Feng Shui and LI Consultations for your Home and Business Full Feng Shui Consultation Description and Fees Full Feng Shui Consultations typically last between 2-3 hours of On-site Time to address your Home or Business from an Exterior and Interior Perspective, including each room and the yard. Recommendations are always made within a client’s budget and include teaching the Feng Shui Principles, the Bagua, the Five Elements and, speaking to clients to meet their needs and what they are seeking to achieve from a Feng Shui Consultation.  With every full Feng Shui consultation, each client is provided with 15-30 pages of written summary which can take an additional 2-5 hours to prepare once the on-site consult has been completed. *Interview with you about your past, current life s... 12/30/2012

By Kevin Korber of Village Confidential In 2007, artist and director Julian Schnabel purchased a building on 360 West 11th Street, converted it into luxury condominiums, and dubbed it Palazzo Chupi. Upon its unveiling, West Village residents were shocked, to say the least. Designed to resemble a Northern Italian palazzo, Schnabel’s building caught eyes across the West Village with its pink façade, which Schnabel declared to be “Pompeii red.” Now, according to reports, the red has faded from the building, leaving a bright pink Palazzo in the West Village. Over the past four years, the Palazzo Chupi’s outer façade has faded, leaving the building a faded light pink color. Schnabel’s representatives could not be reached for a comment, but some are wondering if the famed artist/director had ... 08/04/2011

By Kate Akerly of Village Confidential   There is a new Caribbean joint in the neighborhood, Miss Lily’s, from Serge Becker of La Esquina fame.  It has taken over the space that Le Gamin previously called home and will hopefully bring some new life to the area.   If oxtail and fried plantains are what you’re craving, they dish it out in a nouveau style and have some interesting additions like spiced pumpkin soup.   Not a bad spot for just beers either. . . Caribbean beers that is. Miss Lily’s, 132 West Houston Street, (646) 588-5375 www.misslilysnyc.com 02/19/2011

By Mike Akerly of Village Confidential   The crew behind the Jane Ballroom is bringing another gem to the West Village.  That is, if your idea of a gem includes greasy brass poles, sticky stages, and unemployed models.  What?   Westway is soon to open to the public at 75 Clarkson, or book them for your private party now.  The décor is just what you would expect from a former strip club: acrylic walls, red plastic booths, and a neon lit stage.  According to Urban Daddy, “from Tuesday to Saturday the professional go-go dancers will stay home and the stage will remain open for a sort of impromptu topless open-mic night.”  But if we know the Jane Ballroom crew, things are Clarkson Street may be looking up . . . Westway, 75 Clarkson Street at West Street   02/15/2011

  By Mike Akerly of Village Confidential The Jane Street Triangle is located on the southwest corner of Jane Street and Eighth Ave. in the West Village.  Its history dates back to the late 1960’s.  Prior to that, the lot was improved with three Greek Revival buildings with residential units facing Jane St. and retail storefronts along Eighth Ave.  However, the buildings fell into disrepair in the 60’s, suffered a suspicious fire, were taken to by local squatters, and were eventually demolished.  The Jane Street Block Association organized a drive to purchase greeneries for the street and a wire fence was installed around the now empty lot on the corner.  In 1975 a developer attempted to build at the site after acquiring a plot at auction, but the plan was rejected by the Landmarks Prese... 02/15/2011