Downtown Brooklyn
A rendering of the 74-story tower coming to 80 Flatbush (Via Alloy Development) DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN – New renderings have been released for the mega-development project at 80 Flatbush, with updated designs based on community feedback [CHECK], according to Alloy Development. The project, which was first revealed last April [/will-mega-project-80-flatbush-cast-shadow-downtown-brooklyn/], consists of
Announcements
Rendering via Alloy Development [http://www.alloyllc.com]DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN – Alloy Development [http://www.alloyllc.com] has partnered up with 32BJ SEIU [http://www.seiu32bj.org/], the largest property services workers union in the country, on its 80 Flatbush [http://www.80flatbush.com] project in an effort to create permanent
Downtown Brooklyn
DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN – Two new public schools are coming to downtown Brooklyn at no cost to the city. The schools come as part of Alloy Development’s 80 Flatbush [http://www.80flatbush.com] project which will include affordable and market-rate residential units, office and commercial space, and a cultural facility in
Arts & Culture
80 Flatbush mural, work in progress (Photo: Pamela Wong/BKLYNER)FORT GREENE/DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN – Back in May, Alloy Development issued a call for submissions [/alloy-development-seeks-mural-artists-80-flatbush/] seeking an artist to create temporary large-scale murals on the exterior of its 80 Flatbush [http://www.80flatbush.com/] project. Earlier this month, the firm
News
384 Schermerhorn Street (Photo by Pamela Wong/BKLYNER)Salsa and breakfast taco purveyors, Jalapa Jar, [https://www.jalapajar.com/] will soon be opening a two-year, pop-up shop at 384 Schermerhorn Street on the corner of Flatbush Avenue. The 600-square-foot outpost will take over a former check-cashing spot that will eventually
Announcements
Downtown Brooklyn proposed developments, rendering via Alloy DevelopmentFor the 7th year next week TerraCRG’s Only Brooklyn Real Estate Conference [http://onlybklyn.com/] will gather Brooklyn leaders, developers, investors, and financiers in Fort Greene for a day of reflecting and discussing the future of real estate development in our borough.
Nonsponsored
Rendering via Alloy Development [http://www.alloyllc.com/more/educational-construction-fund-ecf-designates-alloy-to-build-2-new-schools-in-downtown-brooklyn-as-part-of-a-mixed-use-development] Alloy Development [http://www.alloyllc.com/] has issued a call for submissions seeking artists to create large-scale murals on three exteriors of its 80 Flatbush [http://www.80flatbush.com/] project, a massive new development that will consist of two towers—
Nonsponsored
Rendering via Alloy Development [http://www.alloyllc.com/more/educational-construction-fund-ecf-designates-alloy-to-build-2-new-schools-in-downtown-brooklyn-as-part-of-a-mixed-use-development] On Monday, the real estate development firm Alloy Development [http://www.alloyllc.com/] revealed its plans to erect 80 Flatbush [http://www.80flatbush.com/], a massive new project consisting of two towers—one measuring 38 stories, and the other a