The NYCEDC meeting exceeded its programmed time by several hours, and over 100 visitors engaged in two rounds of tense presentations.
The 11th Annual “Only Brooklyn Real Estate Conference” was held May 29 at the BRIC Arts Media in Downtown Brooklyn.
The casino will cover 1.3 million square feet, and the developers promise it will bring in 4,500 union construction jobs.
A 43-year-old worker died after a concrete slab fell on him in Brooklyn; FDNY units used rescue tools but couldn’t save him.
At a one-on-one parley at Brooklyn Borough Hall Wednesday night, Borough President Antonio Reynoso confronted representatives NYCEDC.
Parents of a school located right across the street are nervous about the future and want answers about an EV charging station.
SomeraRoad, the real estate investment and development firm, has acquired the historic Hotel Bossert at 98 Montague St. in Brooklyn Heights.
CityPickle has revealed their plans for a temporary sports and recreation concession at the Brooklyn Bridge’s Anchorage Plaza in DUMBO.
The Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, its design team and elected officials unveiled some big, bold ideas at a presentation on Thursday.
Grace Church Brooklyn Heights and St. Ann & The Holy Trinity Church and Pro-Cathedral are among the participants.
Councilmember Lincoln Restler (D-33) announced on Tuesday, May 6, that Dock Street in DUMBO has been renamed Jane Walentas Way.
The 1,040-bed facility is under construction at 275 Atlantic Avenue, the site of the former Brooklyn Detention Center.
The dilapidated-looking lot on Third Avenue will be converted into approximately 68 units of affordable senior housing.
Plans to transform a city-owned parking lot in Boerum Hill into a new rent-stabilized senior housing development were announced Thursday.