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A tipster sent along the above photo, noting that the last piece of plywood outside 47 E. Third St. — the former tenement that Alistair Ec...

As we pointed out Saturday , Third Street between First Avenue and Second Avenue was closed off while a crane brought in stuff for the Econo...

No traffic today on Third Street between First Avenue and Second Avenue. At 47 E. Third St., the Economakis family is creating their 11,600-...

As you may recall, a sharply worded letter made the rounds this past summer from one Evel Economakis, a high-school history teacher in Athen...

The New York Post reports : Eight holdout tenants who fought for five years to keep their millionaire landlord from turning their Lower Eas...

Here are some short clips from the protest at 47 E. 3rd St. tonight. I was there for the first leg of the protest tour. (UPDATED: Jeremiah ...

Here are a few photos from the protest at 47 E. 3rd St. tonight. I was there for the first leg of the protest tour. It was fairly calm and ...

Bob Arihood has the lowdown on the evening here . Meanwhile, in fairness. Some equal time: Previously on EV Grieve (Be sure to read the comm...

Last night, I saw several fliers around the neighborhood for the July 11 protest at 47 E. 3rd St . When I went by where the fliers had been ...

[I've been away, so in case this has already been covered...]

Alistair Economakis, owner of 47 E. 3rd St, has his own Web site called the other side of the story. Here's what he has to say about hi...

From today's Post: Rent-stabilized tenants can't stop a wealthy couple from turning their East Village apartment building into thei...