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Pearl River Mart, the Asian-goods emporium that was shuttered this spring after nearly half a century in business, is set to open a new location in TriBeCa in November. The owners, who announced the resurrection of the popular retailer Tuesday evening, plan to open a pop-up shop at Broadway on Nov. The store, when finished, will take up the ground floor and basement at the corner of Walker Street. Chen and her husband opened the first iteration of Pearl River Mart in Chinatown in Its most recent location was a cavernous, 30,square-foot space at Broadway in SoHo it had occupied for about 15 years.

Founded in , Pearl River Mart is an eclectic emporium where you can find one-of-a-kind Asian-inspired home furnishings, fashion, and everything in between. A beloved destination for people from all over the globe, Pearl River has become symbolic of the uniqueness, authenticity and multiculturalism of New York City. Read our story. Chelsea Market: 75 9th Ave.

One section in the eastern part of East Broadway, between Clinton Street and Pitt Street, has been unofficially referred to by residents as "Shteibel Way" , since it has been lined with up to ten small synagogues "shteibels" in its history. East Broadway was home to a large Jewish community on the Lower East Side and then later on Puerto Ricans began to settle onto this street [1] [2] and African Americans were also residing on this street. During the s, an influx of Hong Kong immigrants were arriving [4] over along with Taiwanese immigrants as well into Manhattan's Chinatown. Subsequently, Cantonese people and businesses also began to settle onto this street, as Manhattan's Chinatown was expanding into other parts of the Lower East Side, and Manhattan's Chinatown Chinese population was vastly Cantonese-dominated at the time. Vietnamese people also began to settle on this street as well.

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