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BOERUM HILL – A rendering has been released for the new twelve-story mixed-use development that will rise on the former Church of the Redeemer site at 24 4th Avenue [/new-plans-4th-avenues-former-church-redeemer-site/]. Rendering of 24 4th Avenue by ODA Architecture via New York YIMBY
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BOERUM HILL – Back in July, we reported that a twelve-story, 72-unit condo was planned [/twelve-story-condo-will-replace-150-year-old-church-4th-avenue/] for the site where the Church of the Redeemer stood for 150 years. The Church of the Redeemer formerly located 24 4th Avenue,
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The Church of the Redeemer formerly located at 24 4th Avenue, Photo via Property Shark by Kate Leonova (March 2007)The Boerum Hill site where the Church of the Redeemer stood for 150 years will become a twelve-story condominium building, The Real Deal [https://therealdeal.com/2017/07/05/
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Church of the Redeemer
Photo by Lisanne [https://www.flickr.com/photos/lisanne001/]The Church of the Redeemer on 4th Avenue and Pacific Street is scheduled to be demolished this fall according to a sign posted on a construction fence [http://www.wsj.com/articles/a-brooklyn-church-is-about-to-vanish-1437354184?mod=
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photo via Brownstoner [http://www.brownstoner.com/blog/2012/06/final-days-for-4th-avenues-church-of-the-redeemer/] The Church of the Redeemer, on 4th Ave and Pacific Street, is soon to be no more. Brownstoner reports that the building — in addition to its holier duties, a constant source