Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation

The owner of the Waverly Inn, Jane Hotel and Bowery Hotel is behind the new boutique inn.

The move will change the face of Manhattan's lower west side.

The state historic preservation office recognized the bar for its role in the LGBT-rights movement.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission voted to secure the new historict district despite protests.

Advocates said getting affordable housing in exchange for the expansion is not worth it.

The commission unanimously voted to approve the "refined and improved proposal."

The City Council's land-use committee approved a modified expansion plan for New York University.

Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz's former home at 186 Spring St. is slated for demolition.

The poll by supporters says 62 percent of residents are in favor, but opponents rejected those numbers.

The Department of Buildings gave permission for work on East 10th St. hours before the LPC's vote.

A local preservation group is hopeful about the future of a Greenwich Village building that has been vacant, boarded up and infested by rats for years.

Plans to demolish a building in the Greenwich Village Historic District and construct four townhouses received a preliminary go-ahead Monday.

A preservation group announced Tuesday that it will submit designs to the 2011 NYU Halloween Design Contest that illustrate the threat of the university's expansion plans. 

Clergy representing congregations in the East Village have come out against the proposed East Village Historic District.

A walking tour of the East Village Sunday will highlight the area's contributions to gay culture through the decades.