When the city rezoned the north Brooklyn waterfront under then-Mayor Bloomberg in 2005, officials promised a sprawling riverside green space almost the size of Fort Greene Park.
Locals Push for Completion of Long-Delayed Bushwick Inlet Park
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Developer Seeks Rezoning to Replace Greenpoint Warehouse With Nine-Story Apartment Building
The developer, Harry Einhorn, is asking for a rezoning in order to construct the building, which will have a total of 83 apartments, 25 of which will be affordable.
Local Pols Ask Feds to Advise on Impact of Gowanus Rezoning on Superfund Cleanup
Elected officials are asking the federal government’s Environmental Protection Agency to ensure that a potential influx of 20,000 new residents won’t cause further pollution and undo the waterway’s ongoing federal Superfund cleanup.
Fort Greene Locals Vote No on Rezoning for Proposed Tower With Music School Addition
The Land Use Committee of Community Board 2 said the proposed project is too big and encroaches on the historic district.
Developer Wants Rezoning in Order to Build 100 Percent Affordable Building in East New York
Community Board 5’s Land Use Committee praised the plan, which calls for 119 truly affordable units, including some three-bedrooms.
City Issues Plan for Development of Protected Industrial Zone in Gowanus
The City Planning department released a guide for future development in the protected industrial part of Gowanus just outside of the neighborhood’s proposed residential rezoning area Monday.
Clinton Hill Parish House Demolished, 17-Story Tower to Rise Above Landmarked Church
The apartments will be all one- and two-bedrooms with private balconies and 30 percent of them will be set aside as affordable.
New Owner, New Look for Stalled Development Site at Long-Shuttered Fort Greene Gas Station
Dumbo-based Tankhouse has replaced All Year Management and ODA as developer and architect of the long-shuttered gas station on Vanderbilt in Fort Greene.
Developer Seeks Rezoning to Build 10 Stories of Apartments Overlooking McCarren Park
Plans call for a total of 74 apartments, 19 of which will be income-restricted and rent regulated.
Hybrid Public Hearing Will Move Forward in June, Judge Lifts Pause on Gowanus Rezoning
The Gowanus rezoning can once again move ahead after a Brooklyn Supreme Court Judge accepted the city’s plans for a hybrid hearing on the proposal Tuesday, according to officials.
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