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DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN/FORT GREENE – At the Brooklyn Community Board 2 [https://www1.nyc.gov/site/brooklyncb2/index.page] General Meeting last Wednesday, the board voted against a rezoning request that would allow a 40-story tower to rise at 570 Fulton Street [/40-story-tower-planned-for-downtown-brooklyn/]. Via 570fulton.com [http://570fulton.com/?_ct=3gof7ncaik5h]
Downtown Brooklyn
[UPDATED: Monday, Sept. 10 at 10:35am] A representative for Slate Property Group provided the following statement regarding the project at 570 Fulton Street. “570 Fulton is a transformative project for Downtown Brooklyn, imagined with Brooklyn’s communities in mind,” Slate Property Group Principal, David Schwartz, said. “From office spaces
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Image via Google Maps.The SCO Family of Services foster care/child clinic space at 570 Fulton Street (between Flatbush and Rockwell Place, across from BAM Harvey) has officially been sold — to Slate Property Group for the development of a mixed-use building. According to a report in the Commercial Observer
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Local nonprofit SCO Family of Services [http://sco.org] has placed their building at 570 Fulton Street (between Flatbush Avenue and Rockwell Place) up for sale for about $25,000,000, according to Crain’s New York [http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20140807/REAL_ESTATE/140809896/nonprofit-huge-gain-on-its-downtown-bklyn-site] . The organization bought
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Artist Alexander Gruss has spent the past 25 years designing religious furnishings for synagogues and private collections. Gruss said he’s ready for something new. (Photo courtesy of Alexander Gruss)Resident muralist, cartoonist and jewelry maker, Alexander Gruss, wants to bring other artists’ work into his studio. Located on Lexington