Years after rent-regulated tenants were evicted to make way for a park and underground parking near City Point in Downtown Brooklyn, the city will start the project from scratch if the developer can't get funding by the end of this month, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper writes.
Less than a year after the opening of its titular park, the second building on the Domino mega-project site developing along the Williamsburg waterfront is quickly rising.
More than a decade in the making, the long anticipated supermarket is part of a planned expansion of the Navy Yard that will bring jobs and food to the area.
The massive new building includes a new church, a condition of the property’s sale in 2015 to a developer for $1.6 million.
Designed by Fogarty Finger Architects, the mixed-use building at 277 South 5th Street will sit behind and shadow the long-standing bank.
The freestanding 1850s house is located just outside the Clinton Hill Historic District and adjacent to a proposed 29-story tower.
Designed by Array Architects, the new building will house “ambulatory diagnostic or treatment health care facilities,” according to permits.
Standing across the street from the Weeksville Heritage Center, it was formerly St. Mary’s, a Roman Catholic hospital that closed in 2005 due to bankruptcy.
Construction has reached about the fifth floor of a nine-story building with 37 affordable apartments on Fulton Street.
Following the sale of two freestanding Edwardian homes in Flatbush back in March, a planned development on the property is beginning to move forward.
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