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Atlantic Yards

Atlantic Yards: It’s true! Ratner a big liar!
Atlantic Yards: James, Yassky: Ax Yards funds
Atlantic Yards: Ratner Foes eye Supreme Court
Editorial: Pols must hit Ratner in wallet
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Williamsburg–Greenpoint Waterfront

Williamsburg Waterfront: Domino effect
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It’s true! Ratner a big liar!

By Dana Rubinstein
Atlantic Yards: In a court document, an Atlantic Yards lawyer admits lying about the project potential benefit to the city and state. Comments (1).

See also:

Editorial: Pols must hit Ratner in wallet
Atlantic Yards: James, Yassky: Ax Yards funds
Atlantic Yards: Ratner Foes eye Supreme Court
Cartoon: All Drawn Out

Domino effect

By Mike McLaughlin
Rafael Viñoly Architects PC
Williamsburg Waterfront: Preservationists and affordable-housing advocates battled this week over a proposal to convert the Domino Sugar site in Williamsburg — including three landmarked buildings — into a development with more than 2,200 units of housing. Comments (1).

James, Yassky: Ax Yards funds

By Dana Rubinstein
Atlantic Yards: Two Brooklyn councilmembers want the state to take away tax benefits for Atlantic Yards Comments (1).

Ratner Foes eye Supreme Court

By Gersh Kuntzman and Dana Rubinstein
Atlantic Yards: After losing an eminent domain case in a federal appeals, Atlantic Yards opponents may be headed to the U.S. Supreme Court. Comment.

Park Slope YMCA may run Armory

By Dana Rubinstein
Park Slope: The Prospect Park Y may operate a new rec center in an old armory. Comment.

Poly want a raincheck?

By Mike McLaughlin
Downtown: Plans by New York University to takeover Brooklyn Polytechnic University were put on hold Thursday. Comment.

Atlantic Avenue auction

By Mike McLaughlin
Carroll Gardens: Five connected lots across the street from the Brooklyn House of Detention will go on the auction block on Feb. 14. The minimum bid is $16 million. Comment.

More ‘Green’ to be torn down

By Joe Jordan
Bay Ridge: When the 100-year-old ‘Green Church’ is torn down, the limestone parsonage next door is likely to fall as well. Comments (3).

Big projects irk Carroll Gardens

By Mike McLaughlin
Carroll Gardens: The city promises to study rezoning in an area facing large-scale development Comment.

Park Slope church condos on the way

By Dana Rubinstein
Park Slope: Developers who purchase land next to Gethsemane Church are promising ‘family condos.’ Comments (3).

Pols must hit Ratner in wallet

Editorial: It’s time for legislatures to open their eyes and put an end to Bruce Ratner’s Atlantic Yards subsidies. Comment.
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