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SPONSORED: 40,000 square feet of world-class amenities, breathtaking New York City views, and impeccably designed interior spaces. Photo courtesy of Brooklyn PointAll of the qualities you look for in a magnificent home are offered to you at Extell Development’s Brooklyn Point – the borough’s soon-to-be tallest tower at
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Photo courtesy of Brooklyn PointSPONSORED: 40,000 square feet of world-class amenities, breathtaking New York City views, and impeccably designed interior spaces. All of the qualities you look for in a magnificent home are offered to you at Extell Development’s Brooklyn Point – the borough’s soon-to-be tallest tower at
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DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN – Extell Development keeps adding on the high-end amenities to Brooklyn Point [/brooklyn-point-new-downtown-condo-tower-will-boroughs-tallest-now/], the new luxury condominium tower currently under construction at 138 Willoughby Street. Brooklyn Point rendering by Williams New YorkThe developer has announced that the 720-foot-tall skyscraper will feature a heated, saltwater, infinity-edge pool on its rooftop—
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Brooklyn Point rendering courtesy M18 Public RelationsDOWNTOWN BROOKLYN – Details are becoming available for Brooklyn Point [https://brooklynpointnyc.com/], Extell Development’s new luxury condominium high-rise being constructed at 138 Willoughby Street as part of Downtown Brooklyn’s three tower City Point complex. Slated to launch in 2020, according to 6sqft
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Marty Golden (Photo by Erica ShermanState Senator Marty Golden has plundered at least $31,000 from his campaign warchest to pay off legal debts stemming from a federal investigation into his finances, reports [http://www.nydailynews.com/blogs/dailypolitics/sen-martin-golden-campaign-funds-legal-bills-blog-entry-1.2059104] the Daily News. The paper looked at recent campaign
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State Senator Marty Golden (Photo By Erica Sherman)Federal prosecutors are looking into the campaign finances of State Senator Marty Golden, the pol confirmed. “The campaign fund is being looked at,” Golden told the New York Post, regarding a probe by United States Attorney Preet Bharara. The paper reports [http:
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State Senator Marty Golden (Source: Senator Golden’s offices)Subpoenas were issued to huge real estate firms that scored a windfall in tax breaks in legislation crafted by Republican State Senator Marty Golden and signed by Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo. The Wall Street Journal is reporting [http://online.wsj.com/