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Yesterday’s article in the New York Times about developer Shaya Boymelgreen and his billionaire backer Lev Leviev mentions several of their current Brooklyn ventures:

[In January] the partners paid $8 million for a property on the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn, the last piece in an assemblage of industrial parcels he hopes to turn into a hip village of 400 apartments beside the still-murky waterway. While he is a long way from getting zoning changes and myriad approvals, he has hired the cutting-edge architect Enrique Norten to start shaping the complex, complete with waterfront esplanade and sidewalk cafe, into a dream of urban reclamation. They are [also] building a boutique hotel with 50 luxury apartments at Atlantic Avenue and Smith Street in downtown Brooklyn. And he is building the tallest building in Dumbo in Brooklyn, Beacon Tower, with 23 floors and 79 apartments, at 85 Adams Street.
A Developer Finds Many Opportunities [NY Times]


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  1. I am buying a condo at 57 Front Street, but fear that this developer has plans to turn a small parking lot next to the building into another apartment complex. Does anyone have information on this?