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August 10, 2007
Development Watch: The Burg's Ainslie Tower
A mystery firm called the Sun Sun Corp. has snapped up several vacant industrial buildings in Williamsburg and is telegraphing its intentions via the name it’s registered the properties under: Ainslie Tower LLC. Sun Sun has purchased 467 Keap Street and 49-51 Ainslie streets, all of which are within spitting distance of the Lorimer L stop. According to DOB records, an application to build a 10-story residential structure at 467 Keap was made—and rejected—back in June. If the project happens, it'll rise on the same block as a new condo from TreeTop Development and an in-the-works mixed-use building from the Chetrit Group. Repeated calls to the Chinatown-based Sun Sun have shed little light on the would-be Ainslie Tower, though one person who answered the phone told us they’re building “condos and stores and stuff” there. Get ready, Williamsburg—more condos and stores and stuff on the way! GMAP P*Shark DOB
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My girlfriend lives around there (and I grew up in Wburg). I count at least six developments within a 3 block radius of this site! Two are being constructed, two seem to be stuck on foundation work, and the rest haven't broken ground yet. It is soo crazy...
Posted by: BrooklynZoo at August 10, 2007 11:55 AM
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Posted by: brownstoner at August 10, 2007 1:06 PM
what else has Sun Sun developed? will their luxury tower on ainlsie be required to have 20% of it units available to low income folks, like the ones guing up on the waterfron a few blocks away?
Posted by: pfa at August 10, 2007 3:41 PM
I think Sun Sun developed 530 St John's Place in Brooklyn sold by Corcoran. It looks tasteful on the webite but I have not heard anything about constuction quality. I think this was their first devlopment in New York/ US.
Posted by: guest at August 10, 2007 5:38 PM
hello stoner!
Posted by: Sam at August 10, 2007 8:00 PM
williamsburg will be totally different in 10 years. not just gentrified, but a completely change community.
Posted by: wisco at August 13, 2007 3:57 PM

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