It takes the place of six different buildings, ranging from one to three stories, many of which were formerly occupied by the furniture store J. Josephs & Sons Co.
This Furniture Store-Replacing Seven-Story Development Has Topped Out in Greenpoint
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Demo Permits Filed for Historic Abolitionist House on Duffield Street in Downtown Brooklyn
In 2007, a brick building in Downtown Brooklyn with a connection to the abolitionist movement was saved from eminent domain. Now, in a shocking twist, it might be demolished.
Six-Story, Garage-Replacing Residential Building Inches Toward Completion in Bushwick
A mixed-use property taking over half a block in Bushwick has topped out, and work on the exterior is progressing quickly toward completion.
Pop-Up Mini Park Opens at Downtown Brooklyn’s Long-Delayed Willoughby Square Park Site
At some point over the July 4 weekend, the city unveiled a pop-up version of the long-delayed park.
Two Trees Plans Waterfront Park, May Seek Rezoning for Housing on Williamsburg Con Ed Site
The developer of wildly popular Domino Park is seeking public input to build another "world class" green space on the waterfront.
Glimpse of Green Spotted as Historic Mansard Roof Slowly Unveiled at Downtown Brooklyn Macy’s
It was temporarily removed back in 2017 but the iconic 19th century mansard roof is peeking out from behind scaffolding at the Fulton Mall Macy's.
Williamsburg’s Historic Church of the Annunciation School May Be Altered for Apartments
A rare and distinctive late Victorian Romanesque Revival building, part of a complex of three, may soon lose its roof and historic character to development.
Bushwick Residents Accuse City Planning of Ignoring Their Community Rezoning Plan
They voiced their frustrations at a public scoping meeting, marking the beginning of the environmental review process, Thursday.
Former Post Office on Atlantic Avenue in Boerum Hill to Become Trio of Residential Buildings
Three buildings will replace the former post office, including an 11-story apartment building and two one-family residences, according to building permits.
Is Red Hook’s Historic S.W. Bowne Grain Storehouse Being Demolished Without a Permit?
Could the historic S.W. Bowne Grain Storehouse soon be demolished one way or another, with or without official city sanction?
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