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Brooklyn Bridge Park getting classroom, bathrooms

Brooklyn Bridge Park getting classroom, bathrooms

By Matthew Perlman

News analysis: If LICH closes, housing towers could rise

Hospitals in Crisis

LICH deal resuscitated as judge shows unions the door

By Matthew Perlman

Brooklyn Bridge Park getting classroom, bathrooms

Brooklyn Bridge Park getting classroom, bathrooms

By Matthew Perlman

Long-absent landlords seek to oust Prospect Lefferts gardeners

Long-absent landlords seek to oust Prospect Lefferts gardeners

By Noah Hurowitz

Atlantic Yards goes public! Ratner puts a major chunk of the project on the chopping block, but vows to keep control

Contractor to Forest City Ratner: It’s not me, it’s you

By Matthew Perlman

Atlantic Yards goes public! Ratner puts a major chunk of the project on the chopping block, but vows to keep control

Contractor to Forest City Ratner: It’s not me, it’s you

By Matthew Perlman

Cats’s cradle grows in Fort Greene

Cats’s cradle grows in Fort Greene

By Matthew Perlman

Deal undone! State axes LICH talks with Peebles, turns to Cuomo donor

Hospitals in Crisis

NYU ditches LICH deal

By Matthew Perlman

Broken homes: Ridgites fight to stop illegal conversions

Broken homes: Ridgites fight to stop illegal conversions

By Max Jaeger

Sold! Brooklyn Heights library to developer for $52 million

Sold! Brooklyn Heights library to developer for $52 million

By Matthew Perlman

Lightstone development will be disaster for Gowanus, activists say

Cleaning Our Waterways

Developer digs deeper into pockets for Gowanus cleanup deal

By Noah Hurowitz

All is Fairfield in love and war

All is Fairfield in love and war

By Noah Hurowitz

Junior’s owner: I turned down $45 million and won’t sell

Junior’s owner: I turned down $45 million and won’t sell

By Matthew Perlman

Junior’s owner: I turned down $45 million and won’t sell

Junior’s owner: I turned down $45 million and won’t sell

By Matthew Perlman

Upscale Bushwick building seeks ‘settlers’

Upscale Bushwick building seeks ‘settlers’

By Danielle Furfaro

Atlantic Yards goes public! Ratner puts a major chunk of the project on the chopping block, but vows to keep control

Mod squad walks off job at Atlantic Yards

By Matthew Perlman

Bohemian face-off as activists crash Gowanus art party

Bohemian face-off as activists crash Gowanus art party

By Noah Hurowitz

Flatbush theater to reopen in January with royal flourish

Flatbush theater to reopen in January with royal flourish

By Noah Hurowitz

Flatbush theater to reopen in January with royal flourish

Flatbush theater to reopen in January with royal flourish

By Noah Hurowitz

Air pool: New tower will let you take a dip high above Brooklyn

Air pool: New tower will let you take a dip high above Brooklyn

By Matthew Perlman

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