Is Google Going to Mess Up Chelsea Market? Doesn't Look Like It
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Rest easy, people of Chelsea. You’ll still be able to nip out of the office at lunchtime for your fresh claw-and-tail-meat roll at the Lobster Place.
Ever since the news of Google’s agreement to buy Chelsea Market -- with its bustling first-floor hodgepodge of restaurants, high-end takeout kitchens and shops -- residents, workers and retailers in the downtown New York City neighborhood have been worried about the fate of those attractions. Now they can relax, according to Google and the building’s seller, Jamestown LP.