After years of prep and foundation work, the skyscraper has risen to about eight stories, about double its height in late May.
Following Years-Long Prep, Downtown Brooklyn Supertall Rises Over Dime Savings Bank Dome
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Gowanus Canal Cleanup May Be Delayed Yet Again Over City Revenue Shortfall
City environmental officials are reportedly looking to delay a crucial part of the multi-million dollar cleanup of the Gowanus Canal by up to 18 months.
At Sunset Park Councilman’s Urging, Industry City May Dump Controversial Rezoning
Local pol Carlos Menchaca said he asked the developers to pull the rezoning application because they had not yet fulfilled their promises to the community.
One-Story Commercial Building With Arched Openings Takes Shape in Fulton Ferry District
A one-story brick commercial structure deemed “animated, alive” when approved by the LPC back in February of this year has topped out in the Fulton Ferry Historic District.
Clarkson Estates Development to Bring Affordable Housing, Parking, Basketball to PLG
Governor Cuomo Tuesday announced a plan to construct almost 300 affordable housing units along with an array of social services and amenities on Clarkson Avenue in Prospect Lefferts Gardens.
Possible Future Home of Trader Joe’s Nears Completion on Kent Avenue in Williamsburg
A new building long rumored as a future home for a Trader Joe's is just about complete in Williamsburg.
Modern Facade Unveiled at Former BookCourt Home in Cobble Hill
Gone is the quaint 19th century clapboard structure that once housed Cobble Hill's BookCourt.
City Unveils Redesigned Stretch of Atlantic Avenue in East New York
The design includes curb extensions, new sidewalks, raised medians and left-turn bays, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Williamsburg Warehouse Demolished to Make Way for New Mixed-Use Development
Williamsburg lost more of its industrial past as another warehouse was recently razed to make way for a mixed-use development.
Pro-Development Advocates Petition in Favor of Gowanus Rezoning
The group Open New York claims those opposing the rezoning are now using the pandemic as an excuse to put it on hold, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
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