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First look at City Point towers

Final City Point building will rise 57 stories

By Lauren Gill

MTV silence about Video Music Awards has locals scared of a VM-ess

Prokhorov buys Barclays and Nets — neighbors hope he plays ball

By Lauren Gill

Shooting up: C’Heights armory will become housing, sports center

Shooting up: C’Heights armory will become housing, sports center

By Allegra Hobbs

Anchors aweigh! Greenpoint Civil War buffs score cash for Naval museum

Anchors aweigh! Greenpoint Civil War buffs score cash for Naval museum

By Allegra Hobbs

Theater lobby: More protests planned for Slave before demolition

Theater lobby: More protests planned for Slave before demolition

By Allegra Hobbs

Community board OKs plan to stick high-rise on Heights library, crowd goes wild

Levin votes to sell Brooklyn Heights library

By Lauren Gill

Cadman Plaza residents: Proposed tower would kill views, home values

Cadman Plaza residents: Proposed tower would kill views, home values

By Lauren Gill

From evangelism to tech evangelism, change afoot in Dumbo

Watchtower buildings: Where are they now?

By Lauren Gill

One to Watch: Will iconic Watchtower sign go the way of the dodo?

Holy moley! Witnesses selling coveted Dumbo block

By Lauren Gill

Developers: We’ll give city free real estate to avoid sewage-tank land-grab

Cleaning Our Waterways

Developers: We’ll give city free real estate to avoid sewage-tank land-grab

By Colin Mixson

Heights iTour

Beep, seven Council members reject DeBlasio’s upzoning

By Allegra Hobbs

EXCLUSIVE: Green Church’s long-awaited resurrection begins

EXCLUSIVE: Green Church’s long-awaited resurrection begins

By Dennis Lynch

Board to death: Majority of community boards reject mayor’s upzoning

Board to death: Majority of community boards reject mayor’s upzoning

By The Brooklyn Paper Big Data Bureau

Save the Slave! Iconic Bed-Stuy playhouse sold, faces final bow

Save the Slave! Iconic Bed-Stuy playhouse sold, faces final bow

By Allegra Hobbs

Party pooper: Summer raves at Williamsburg warehouse haunt new tenants

Party pooper: Summer raves at Williamsburg warehouse haunt new tenants

By Allegra Hobbs

Together at last! Developer wants to house below-market units, manufacturing in one Bushwick building

Together at last! Developer wants to house below-market units, manufacturing in one Bushwick building

By Allegra Hobbs

Bushwickans: Rezoning for development is fool’s Rhein-gold

Bushwick residents: Don’t let Rheingold fiasco happen again!

By Allegra Hobbs

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

Lander-ing a blow: Councilman won’t support LICH rezoning

By Lauren Gill

Stepping up! Stairway-like tower set to rise 23 stories above Flatbush

Stepping up! Stairway-like tower set to rise 23 stories above Flatbush

By Lauren Gill

Out of frame: Boerum Hill residents mystified by Michaels mini-mall

Out of frame: Boerum Hill residents mystified by Michaels mini-mall

By Lauren Gill

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