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Witnesses sell four-story Dumbo building for $65M, could become 28-story residential tower

Witnesses sell four-story Dumbo building for $65M, could become 28-story residential tower

By Lauren Gill

City has been ‘cold calling’ around Sunset Park to find school-development sites

City has been ‘cold calling’ around Sunset Park to find school-development sites

By Caroline Spivack

Space dismissed! Developer buys Brooklyn Law’s Fulton Mall office, may raze for high rise

Space dismissed! Developer buys Brooklyn Law’s Fulton Mall office, may raze for high rise

By Lauren Gill

Greenpointers still frozen out of rent-stabilized digs by alleged sabotage

Landlords in the Crosshairs

Critics: No-prison deal for slumlord Israel brothers is ‘slap on the wrist’

By Lauren Gill

The slum rap: How the Israel bros harassed low-income tenants out

Landlords in the Crosshairs

The slum rap: How the Israel bros harassed low-income tenants out

By the Brooklyn Paper Naming and Shaming Bureau

The rest is history: City may finally landmark two buildings left out of ‘Skyscraper’ historic district

Owner of historic Heights Chipotle building fights landmarking

By Lauren Gill

‘Temple’ of doomed! Developer abandons attempt to expand Boerum Hill’s Temple Square after ‘brouhaha’

‘Temple’ of doomed! Developer abandons attempt to expand Boerum Hill’s Temple Square after ‘brouhaha’

By Lauren Gill

EXCLUSIVE: Contractor: ‘My careless workers caused Sandy-damaged home to topple’

Workers tried to cover up role in Build It Back home collapse, report says

By Julianne Cuba

Mega-development coming to Sunset Park

City deep-sixes school proposed for ‘Eighth Avenue Center’

By Caroline Spivack

Bank roll! Branches in trailers during Trump Village Shopping Center redevelopment

Bank roll! Branches in trailers during Trump Village Shopping Center redevelopment

By Julianne Cuba

Brooklyn College building new school of business

Brooklyn College building new business school, seeks accreditation

By Alexandra Simon

citistorage building

Sold! City buys CitiStorage for $160M, can finally finish Bushwick Inlet Park

By Ruth Brown

Community Board 7 backs Sunset Park library redevelopment

Community Board 7 backs Sunset Park library redevelopment

By Caroline Spivack

Illuminated! Community group pays for city to brighten Carmine Carro Center

Illuminated! Community group pays for city to brighten Carmine Carro Center

By Julianne Cuba

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

LICHing their wounds: Cobble Hill leaders now say development could be worse, hope ‘hideous’ designs just a bluff

By Lauren Gill

City gives California company $2.8M to move to Brooklyn Army Terminal, hoping it will make jobs

City gives California company $2.8M to move to Brooklyn Army Terminal, hoping it will make jobs

By Max Jaeger

Bush Terminal Park finally getting a second entrance

Bush Terminal Park finally getting a second entrance

By Caroline Spivack

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

LICH developer abandons rezoning, will go ahead with ‘hideous’ high-rises

By Ruth Brown

Forthcoming Bed Bath & Beyond will have ‘Brooklyn-made’ section, restaurant, coffee shop

Forthcoming Bed Bath & Beyond will have ‘Brooklyn-made’ section, restaurant, coffee shop

By Caroline Spivack

A tale of two City Points! Union: ‘Affordable’ tower workers paid less than market-rate building employees

EXCLUSIVE: In store: City, Downtown mall in talks for new school

By Lauren Gill

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