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The Brooklyn Bridge’s arches illuminated through NYC DOT’s new lighting system.

DOT celebrates Brooklyn Bridge ‘glow up,’ iconic span will be lit for first time since 1983

By Isabel Song Beer

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Bedford-Stuyvesant

Bed-Stuy’s historic St. Lucy-St. Patrick church demolished for housing

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Williamsburg project will adapt historic theater into apartments, keep striking exterior

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Park Slope

Plan to replace Park Slope’s iconic Grand Prospect Hall hits snag

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Wavy nine-story apartment building ascends in East Williamsburg

By Anna Bradley-Smith & Cate Corcoran

32BJ narrowly avoids strike - reaches tentative contract with RAB

32BJ building workers and Realty Advisory Board reach tentative contract agreement, narrowly avoid strike

By Isabel Song Beer

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East Flatbush to get 322 fully affordable apartments thanks to new development, Utica Crescent

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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‘We need accountability and affordability’: 20 years later, coalition denounces lack of results on Atlantic Yards ahead of rights auction

By Ximena Del Cerro

atlantic avenue newspaper building

Former newspaper building on Atlantic Avenue to be razed for apartments

Anna Bradley-Smith

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Greenpoint

Greenpoint activists hope for victory after Attorney General halts sale of Park Church Co-Op

By Isabel Song Beer

Community Board 10 zoning meeting

‘Irresponsible and unacceptable’: Bay Ridge denounces ‘City of Yes’ zoning proposal

By Jada Camille

broadway junction

Proposed rezoning for 29-story towers near Broadway Junction inches forward

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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AMNY

Adams administration proposes allowing casinos in wide swaths of city amid bidding war for licenses

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Bushwick

City issues vacate order for Bushwick church turned thrift store due to crumbling roof

By Anna Bradley-Smith

census

QNS

DCP updates online census tools with new demographic information and features

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QNS

The kids are staying put: young adults in NYC opt to stay in multigenerational homes: report

People of color are less likely to own their homes in New York State, which is due to a number of factors addressed by Attorney General Letitia James’ report on homeownership.

AMNY

AG report shows stark racial disparity in homeownership, substandard financial options for POC

Food Bazaar returns to Bushwick following two-year-long revamp

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Food Bazaar returns to Bushwick after two-year revamp

By Isabel Song Beer

domino towers

Double Domino towers rising on Williamsburg waterfront will mix condos, rentals

By Cate Corcoran

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Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge community center housed in former church to get $6M renovation

By Jada Camille

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