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Boho Bushwick, we hardly knew ye

By Allegra Hobbs

Room and motherboard: Techie turning Crown Heights brownstones into dorm-style digs

Room and motherboard: Techie turning Crown Heights brownstones into dorm-style digs

By Allegra Hobbs

Kosciuszko rising: New bridge takes shape over Newtown Creek

Kosciuszko rising: New bridge takes shape over Newtown Creek

By Allegra Hobbs

Embattled Slope nursing-home owner plans luxury apartments on Fourth Ave

Embattled Slope nursing-home owner plans luxury apartments on Fourth Ave

By Colin Mixson

UPDATED: LICH developer reveals plans for towers in Cobble Hill

Ceasefire: Cobble Hill Association elects new board after leadership spat

By Harry MacCormack

Suiting up! Pierson and G’pointers vow to sue city, developers over ‘inadequate’ waterfront tower studies

Pain in the grass: Another high-rise slated for Greenpoint waterfront

By Allegra Hobbs

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

Beep demands bigger library, below-market housing for Heights branch high-rise

By Harry MacCormack

Ditmas Park tenants sue landlord to fix allegedly dangerous, mouse-infested building

Landlords in the Crosshairs

Ditmas Park tenants sue landlord to fix allegedly dangerous, mouse-infested building

By Colin Mixson

False ’hood: Luxury F’Greene apartment co-opts Malcolm X to sell units

False ’hood: Luxury F’Greene apartment co-opts Malcolm X to sell units

By Max Jaeger

Critics: Heights library housing plan separates rich and poor

Critics: Heights library housing plan separates rich and poor

By Max Jaeger

Box office flop! City gives Pavilion Theater development the thumbs down

Box office flop! City gives Pavilion Theater development the thumbs down

By Allegra Hobbs

Graffiti artist writes ‘Love Letter’ across ugly Downtown garage

Summer clearance: Macy’s selling part of Fulton Mall store to developer

By Noah Hurowitz

Seas the day! Marina still not built, but sailing club already moored at Bridge Park

Seas the day! Marina still not built, but sailing club already moored at Bridge Park

By Noah Hurowitz

Surf and no turf! Residents rally on river for promised parkland

Surf and no turf! Residents rally on river for promised parkland

By Harry MacCormack

Gowanaissance! New Third Avenue shops reshape the neighborhood

Gowanaissance! New Third Avenue shops reshape the neighborhood

By Allegra Hobbs

Here they are — your Pier 6 tower plans

Last night: Heated debate over towers at Brooklyn Bridge Park

By Noah Hurowitz

Heights and dry: Montero’s Bar building is up for sale

Heights and dry: Montero’s Bar building is up for sale

By Noah Hurowitz

Time flies! We run back the clock on 2014

Hospitals in Crisis

Doc-ument details new $204-million LICH medical center

By Noah Hurowitz

Slopers: Planned Pavilion development looks like a prison

Slopers: Planned Pavilion development looks like a prison

By Allegra Hobbs

City OKs changes to landmarked Brooklyn Lyceum building

City OKs changes to landmarked Brooklyn Lyceum building

By Allegra Hobbs

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