Call it the luxury condominium project that New York judges just love to hold. Comment.

Despite mounting pressure from community groups, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said this week it would not make public the details of two bids submitted by developers seeking to build over the Atlantic Avenue rail storage yards until the authority’s board had completed its review of them. Comment.

Borough President Marty Markowitz has been lobbying United Nations officials to relocate to Downtown Brooklyn during the planned reconstruction of the international body’s general headquarters in Manhattan — and the effort may be paying off. Comment.

Proving that a picture is truly worth a thousand words, a community activist and longtime supporter of the plan to build a Brooklyn Bridge Park set off a flurry of anxious e-mails this week when he distributed a computer-generated image of what he believes a planned 30-story condominium tower at the park’s southern end would look like. Comment.