Coney Islanders Against a Casino, a group of residents who are doing all they can to oppose the proposed gaming center coming to the area, held an anti-casino panel and forum.
Coney Islanders Against a Casino, a group of residents who are doing all they can to oppose the proposed gaming center coming to the area, held an anti-casino panel and forum.
A change to city rules that would allow certain residential developments to be built without going through the city’s environmental review process was largely met with support at a public hearing.
The skyline-altering 93-story, 550-unit SHoP-designed supertall looks a lot like its renderings.
Bensonhurst’s Community Board 11 voted almost unanimously last week on the citywide gaming facility zoning text amendment, which would allow up to three gaming facilities in the city.
The last bits of remaining storefronts in a row of five on a prime stretch of Bedford Avenue have been demolished and a rendering has gone up on the fence.
The historic St. Lucy-St. Patrick Roman Catholic Church was being torn down in clouds of dust Monday and today to make way for housing.
A 19th century Romanesque Revival-style building on Williamsburg's South 6th Street will keep its striking exterior and be converted to a 29-unit residential building.
The iconic wedding venue that stood for over a century was razed in a jiffy, but the apartment complex that will replace it is taking some time.
A nine-story apartment building with a curved and rippled facade like an Art Deco ocean liner is rising at the epicenter of one of the oldest settlements in Brooklyn.
A new 100 percent affordable housing development planned for Rutland Road in East Flatbush dubbed Utica Crescent is moving forward, having secured a new building permit and construction funding.