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Are Goode and MacPherson Eyeing Jane Street in the West Village?

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 113 Jane St. [map], New York, ny, United States, 10014
October 23, 2007 at 1:45 PM | by | Comments (2)

From the tip line, we hear that some undercover construction work has started at the Hotel Riverview at 113 Jane St. Our tipster wonders if it could be Eric Goode and Sean MacPherson's new project.

The grimy hotel--celebrating its 100th birthday this year--has some history, including the dubious distinction of hosting Titanic survivors. It seems these guys can't get away from nautical history, hmm? But these days, the hotel is more of a flophouse. Still you can't beat the rates: singles start around $40.

Those prices would of course rise if Goode and MacPherson took over. (We don't want to think about the hassles they'd face renovating a landmarked building.) NB: A short six blocks away is The Waverly Inn and up the road is the Maritime Hotel, both Goode and MacPherson projects.

[Photo: Titanic Memorials]

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here is the truth

This comment represents and speaks for all the tenants of "the jane hotel" formally known as the " hotel riverview". Only a small percent of us are left after a year of major harassment consisting of construction,bed bugs,rats and mice. sean macphearson and eric goode do not have any regards for humane rights and that is a fact. We have had to live with that fact,but not for long
justice will come on October 20, 2008 at 8:55 PM #Permalink

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