The city is suing a high-profile pair of Brooklyn landlords for an alleged attempt to evict tenants from their Crown Heights townhouse amid the state’s eviction moratorium, the Mayor’s Office to Protect Tenants announced Tuesday.
Discussion among the commissioners was long and detailed, laying out a series of objections to the proposal.
A Kings County Supreme Court judge granted a temporary restraining order halting the certification of a controversial Crown Heights rezoning that neighborhood activists allege skipped out on crucial community input.
Kids will have the chance to make their own masks, trick or treat, participate in a costume parade, and make prints with fall produce.
Forty-three people provided testimony at the public hearing, with all but one speaking against the proposed development.
Preservation group Historic Districts Council has joined the opposition to a proposed development at Crown Heights' Hebron Seventh Day Adventist School.
A developer, eager to capitalize on a building boom, a robust economy, and a hot neighborhood, takes a chance to build what he feels will be hugely successful and lucrative housing.
At a community board meeting Thursday, roughly 30 people spoke -- a combination of concerned residents, congregation members and elected officials.
Plans are to demolish a mid 20th century addition at the back of the property and construct a new building that will replace it and the open space around it, consuming the entire back end of the property along Sterling Place.
This Renaissance Revival single-family designed by Axel Hedman is teeming with original woodwork such as fretwork and an impressive stair with built-in bench.
