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David Edelstein, owner of the W South Beach in Miami, is said to be purchasing neighboring hotel the Raleigh. The Collins Avenue property was revamped last summer for $20 million, two years after hotelier (and Edelstein’s fellow NY Haute 100er) Andre Balazs (of The Standard empire) sold it to a private equity firm for $30 million.

Pink Elephant, once among the many nightspots crammed onto West 27th’s “Club Row,” is coming back to a new location removed from the Meatpacking District-Chelsea party zone.

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Hedge funder Boaz Weinstein and his wife Tali have purchased one of the three apartments that belonged to intensely reclusive heiress and philanthropist Huguette Clark at 907 Fifth Avenue.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg unveiled the latest and perhaps biggest step in his crusade to make New Yorkers healthy with a proposal to ban supersized sugary drinks starting as early as next March. The measure would prohibit the sale of any sweetened drink larger than 16 ounces. That’s less liquid than you’d find in an average soda bottle, not to mention the monstrosities served in movie theaters and fast food outlets.

The last several years have seen a slew of standalone cupcake shops, bespoke chocolate purveyors and artisanal frozen banana stands turn dessert into a meal of its own. No longer a voluntary coda to your main course, sweets, pastries and custards now command center stage. Here are a few of the best, whether consumed on their own or on the fly.

Actress Chloe Sevigny has put her East Village co-op on the market a month after extolling it’s dark, low-ceilinged, “womb-like” virtues in New York magazine’s design issue.

Round 3 voting kicks off at midnight tonight.