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Staying open for business!

Staying open for business!

By Julianne Cuba

Unprecedented! Developer seeks super tall tower for Boerum Hill block

Unprecedented! Developer seeks super tall tower for Boerum Hill block

By Lauren Gill

Freshman 15: LICH developer threatens to add student dorms to high-rises if rezoning stalls

Developer rebrands LICH as ‘River Park’

By Lauren Gill

High-school high: Charter wants to build seven-story schoolhouse in Clinton Hill

Schoolhouse shock! Neighbors: Planned Clinton Hill charter is news to us

By Colin Mixson

A likely ‘story’: Park tower will be a bit higher than expected

Brooklyn Heights

Bridge Park: Activists’ math is wack — we need cash now!

By Ruth Brown

Same Bat-time, different Bat-design: Makeover coming for Gowanus ‘Batcave’

Gowanus

Same Bat-time, different Bat-design: Makeover coming for Gowanus ‘Batcave’

By Colin Mixson

Massive LICH building gone!

Massive LICH building gone!

By Lauren Gill

Alums hope ‘Hamilton’ musical can save Erasmus Hall landmark

Flatbush

Alums hope ‘Hamilton’ musical can save Erasmus Hall landmark

By Julianne Cuba

Here they are — your Pier 6 tower plans

Brooklyn Heights

Activists: City figures show Bridge Park is way undervaluing its properties

By Lauren Gill

St. Agatha School to close after 100 years, citing financial woes

Losing their religion: Catholic school may go public

By Caroline Spivack

High-school high: Charter wants to build seven-story schoolhouse in Clinton Hill

High-school high: Charter wants to build seven-story schoolhouse in Clinton Hill

By Lauren Gill

EXCLUSIVE: Kosciuszko Bridge replacement to include bike lane, walking path

Greenpoint

Car-boom! Cuomo: I’m blowing up the old Kosciuszko Bridge

By Ruth Brown

Bensonhurst in the crosshairs: Nabe to get a new Target store

Bensonhurst in the crosshairs: Nabe to get a new Target store

By Caroline Spivack

Laying down the law: New housing court will be up and running by 2020, city says

Downtown

Laying down the law: New housing court will be up and running by 2020, city says

By Lauren Gill

Changes looming: City will lease Bush Terminal to clothing-makers

Changes looming: City will lease Bush Terminal to clothing-makers

By Caroline Spivack

An (almost) open book: Brighton Beach library to reopen on Monday

An (almost) open book: Brighton Beach library to reopen on Monday

By Julianne Cuba

Locals demand stop to scofflaw development

Locals demand stop to scofflaw development

By Julianne Cuba

More rides, attractions coming to Coney Island

More rides, attractions coming to Coney Island

By Max Jaeger

Grocery store to replace shuttered Met Foods in Brighton Beach

Grocery store to replace shuttered Met Foods in Brighton Beach

By Julianne Cuba

All aboard! Added trains could keep Islander fans out of cars

Prospect Heights

Thin ice: Barclays split could send Islanders back east

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