Bossert Will Be Managed by Tillary Hotel Team, Soft Opening Planned for August
Long in the works, the revamped Hotel Bossert is aiming for a soft opening at the end of August, with an official opening in September.
Partners Split as Long-Delayed Hotel Bossert Applies for Liquor License
Is the long-delayed reopening of the once glamorous Hotel Bossert on the horizon?
Hotel Bossert Gets a Spruce-Up With a New Awning
After a recent report that the entrance to Hotel Bossert was looking shabby, the owners took quick action and now the hotel has a new awning.
Chetrit’s Massive Hotel Complex at Busy Williamsburg Intersection Nearly Finished
Looming above greasy food mecca Kellogg’s Diner in Williamsburg, a hotel-apartment-retail complex is inching toward completion.
Is Brooklyn Heights’ Long-Awaited Hotel Bossert Reboot Ready to Open?
A Fourth of July party on the roof and a temporary certificate of occupancy could indicate the project is nearing completion.
The Slow Decay of a 19th Century Grain Storehouse in Red Hook
Brooklyn’s industrial heritage ought to get more attention and much more love.
Chetrit’s Angular and Towering Williamsburg M500 Hotel Nears Finish Line
On a busy Williamsburg corner, a long-in-the-works hotel-apartment-retail complex is nearing completion.
Dime Savings Bank’s Historic Facade Remains as Additions Demo’d to Prep for First Supertall
In Downtown Brooklyn, workers are preparing to fuse Brooklyn's first supertall skyscraper to the one of the borough's most iconic structures.
Facade Emerges From Scaffolding at Chetrit’s Ambitious Williamsburg M500 Hotel
One of Williamsburg's more unusual and ambitious projects, Chetrit's M500 hotel-apartment-retail complex, is making progress on Metropolitan Avenue.
Construction Problems at the Mary Immaculate Hospital Conversion in Jamaica
DNAinfo shares an update on the Chetrit Group’s plans to convert the Mary Immaculate Hospital into a market-rate apartment building: interior demolition began several weeks ago, but the DOB just issued a Stop Work Order for “excessive debris at the site.” Development is expected to take several years and Community Board 12 doesn’t expect the developers to present official plans until 2015. The former hospital site, which closed in 2009 after it went bankrupt, has long been home to trash, vandals and squatters.
Jamaica Residents Hope Former Hospital Site Will Go From Eyesore to Asset [DNAinfo]
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