Long-Awaited Greenpoint Hospital Affordable Redevelopment Gets More Details, New Look
Now called Cooper Park Commons, the project will bring 557 affordable units, senior housing and a new homeless shelter to replace the one already on site.
Locals Envision Park Instead of Affordable Housing at Contaminated City-Owned Gowanus Green Site
Gowanus residents propose a park instead of long-delayed mixed-income towers on a polluted brownfield site next to the Gowanus canal.
Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for 75 Units in East Flatbush, Starting at $1,721 a Month
Of the affordable apartments, there are 27 studios, 31 one-bedroom units, 14 two-bedroom units and a trio of three-bedroom units.
Massive Affordable Lottery Opens for 114 Units in Clinton Hill, Starting at $896 a Month
The buildings are part of Hudson Companies' controversial redevelopment of the Cadman Plaza Library in Brooklyn Heights.
Affordable Housing Linked to Brooklyn Heights Library Redo Rises in Clinton Hill
Construction has reached about the fifth floor of a nine-story building with 37 affordable apartments on Fulton Street.
Affordable Lottery Opens for 51 Units in East Flatbush, Starting at $1,525 a Month
Each unit will have a washer/dryer and the building includes rooftop gardening plots and a dog run and washing station.
Brooklyn Heights Public Library and Condo Superstructure Climbs Past One-Third Mark
More than a year after breaking ground, the 36-story luxury condo on the former site of Brooklyn Public Library’s Brooklyn Heights branch has reached a third of its future height.
Crews Work on Foundation at Brooklyn Heights Public Library and Condo Development
Construction is in the early stages, with workers digging and putting up foundation walls when Brownstoner stopped by Monday.
What’s Going on With Gowanus Green?
A development slated to bring hundreds of affordable rentals, condos and senior housing to the banks of the Gowanus Canal will not debut this year after all.
Why Nobody’s Buying Land in Brooklyn Any More (Video)
Hudson Companies' David Kramer explains why nobody's buying land in Brooklyn any more at the Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable.
