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Downtown groups win $10 million to help connect neighborhood

Downtown groups win $10 million to help connect neighborhood

By Julianne Cuba

Testing the waters: Coney Islanders demand city include nabe’s in ferry expansion study

Testing the waters: Coney Islanders demand city include nabe’s in ferry expansion study

By Julianne McShane

Surf’s down: Beep pans builder’s request to upzone Coney block

Coney Islanders blast developers’ plan to oust residents from at least 28 units for new Surf Ave. project

By Julianne McShane

City to transform Coney parking lot to park

City to transform Coney parking lot to park

By Julianne McShane

Panel says no to another Downtown tower

Panel says no to another Downtown tower

By Julianne Cuba

Bulkhead blockheads: Locals blast city officials for not sharing details of $47-million project to protect Coney Island Creek

Bulkhead blockheads: Locals blast city officials for not sharing details of $47-million project to protect Coney Island Creek

By Julianne McShane

Dream on: Two-thirds of billionaire builder’s Coney towers topped out

Dream on: Two-thirds of billionaire builder’s Coney towers topped out

By Julianne McShane

No ‘Big Dig’: Planners likely to take BQE tunnel option off the table

Promen-Nada! Historic Heights walkway could close to public to make way for cars

By Julianne Cuba

Councilmembers unanimously approve shrunken 80 Flatbush project

Councilmembers unanimously approve shrunken 80 Flatbush project

By Julianne Cuba

Inconspicuous construction: Builder of massive 80 Flatbush project tweaks one tower’s look to better fit nabe

Levin on BPR: Decison on 80 Flatbush not FAR off

By Moses Jefferson

Holy site gets last rites: Locals weep for D’Park church after landmarking effort fails

Holy site gets last rites: Locals weep for D’Park church after landmarking effort fails

By Colin Mixson

Clean construction: Builder wants its 20-story Coney tower to be area’s greenest

Clean construction: Builder wants its 20-story Coney tower to be area’s greenest

By Kevin Duggan

Play money: State doles out millions to fill funding gap for promised armory rec center

Play money: State doles out millions to fill funding gap for promised armory rec center

By Colin Mixson

Angel Guardian developer reveals plans for beloved Dyker Heights property

Done deal: Sale of Angel Guardian home official, developer says

By Julianne McShane

Lights, camera, action! City bringing TV and film production to S’Park

Lights, camera, action! City bringing TV and film production to S’Park

By Julianne McShane

Inconspicuous construction: Builder of massive 80 Flatbush project tweaks one tower’s look to better fit nabe

Context matters: Pol blasts builder, officials for pushing megadevelopment too big for his district

By Julianne Cuba

Minor inn-provements! Bossert awning removed for touch-ups after latest scrutiny of hotel’s makeover

Minor inn-provements! Bossert awning removed for touch-ups after latest scrutiny of hotel’s makeover

By Julianne Cuba

Two-way street: Coney Islanders send demands to city before nine months of street closures due to construction

Two-way street: Coney Islanders send demands to city before nine months of street closures due to construction

By Julianne McShane

CB7 committee tackles homeless shelters

CB7 committee tackles homeless shelters

By Julianne McShane

Heaven sent: Ft. Greene church leaders reveal plan to erect 13-story, ‘affordable’ housing complex

Gave its blessing: Council green-lights rezoning for Ft. Greene church’s affordable tower

By Julianne Cuba

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