After multiple postponed openings, foreclosure proceedings and a scheduled auction that never came to pass, there may be hope yet for the troubled, inactive but still-elegant Hotel Bossert on Montague Street. The Chetrit family, which has owned the hotel since 2013 (at first with a partner), is now in talks with Beach Point Capital Management, […]
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — An illegal smoke shop in Brooklyn Heights — which has been raided, robbed, shut down by the police and reopened numerous times — has been padlocked by the NYC Sheriff’s Office under new, tougher rules unveiled last month by Gov. Kathy Hochul. Neighbors hope that this time it’s permanent. Signs posted by […]
Appellate Division upholds dismissal of plumbing company’s late appeal The Appellate Division, Second Department, upheld a Kings County Supreme Court decision dismissing an appeal by Hepco Plumbing & Heating, which sought to challenge penalties imposed by the New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) for unpermitted work. The ruling confirms that Hepco’s appeal was filed […]