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275 4th Avenue, rendering by Moso Studio/ODA Architecture. (Courtesy of Moso Studio/ODA Architecture)The City Council voted overwhelmingly Tuesday in favor of two controversial zoning changes proposed by the mayor to spur the construction of affordable housing. The proposals, Zoning for Quality and Affordability [http://www.nyc.gov/
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(Photo: Alex Ellefson / Sheepshead Bites)The City Council voted overwhelmingly Tuesday in favor of two controversial zoning changes proposed by the mayor to spur the construction of affordable housing. The proposals, Zoning for Quality and Affordability [http://www.nyc.gov/html/dcp/pdf/zoning-qa/presentation_0915.pdf] (ZQA) and Mandatory
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Corcoran thinks you do already. A local real estate broker just sent out a mass direct mailing, labeling us all as living in WiViKen. The map mash-up seems to indicate that it might stand for Windsor Terrace — Victorian Flatbush — Kensington, though Flatbush has assumed a bit of an odd location
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Corcoran thinks you do already. A local real estate broker just sent out a mass direct mailing, labeling us all as living in WiViKen. The map mash-up seems to indicate that it might stand for Windsor Terrace — Victorian Flatbush — Kensington, though Flatbush has assumed a bit of an odd location
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The Red Hook location of Strong Place for Hope Day Care at 595 Clinton Street. (Photo via change.org [https://www.change.org/p/bill-de-blasio-help-save-strong-place-for-hope-day-care-in-red-hook-from-closure] )With just two days left before the fate of its Red Hook location — which for the past three years has served as many as 100
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Image via Industry City.The proposed rezoning of Industry City [http://www.industrycity.com]‘s 32 acres along the Sunset Park waterfront is still a go, with developer Jamestown Properties hoping that city approval would allow them to site more retail space, as well as two hotels. However, the plan
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Rendering of new development at 120 5th Avenue via YIMBY [http://www.yimbynews.com/2016/02/park-slope-key-food-developers-unveil-details-for-120-fifth-avenue-at-contentious-public-meeting.html] The Park Slope Key Food Stakeholder Group — a convergence of neighborhood community organizations as well as local and citywide politicians — released a joint statement today with developer Avery Hall Investments saying that
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An eight-story building is expected to take the place of three properties on Sheepshead Bay Road. (Photo: Alex Ellefson / Sheepshead Bites)Sheepshead Bay’s rampaging real estate market [/deutsch-says-he-will-back-mayors-zoning-plan-if-waterfronts-are-protected/] has delivered another major construction project to the waterfront. Following a $3.66 million land deal [/three-sheepshead-bay-road-properties-sold-for-3-6-million/] last month, a developer
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Image via Suneris [https://www.facebook.com/suneris].Industry City tenants are known for their innovativeness, although most often in the tech, art, food, sports, and crafting/furniture spaces. Now, add biotech to the list. Suneris, a biotech startup focused on developing a blood-clotting gel, has leased approximately 10,000
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Image via NYC.gov [http://www1.nyc.gov/assets/planning/download/pdf/plans-studies/zqa/profiles/bk02.pdf] .BY HEATHER J. CHIN AND ALEX ELLEFSON The City Council and Mayor Bill de Blasio have reached an agreement on two zoning changes meant to spur construction of affordable housing [http://www.nyc.
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The Bond Bakery Building, which now houses Brooklyn Commons. (Photo: Brooklyn Commons)In an interesting reflection of Brooklyn’s continuing transformation, the building that once housed the famous Bond Bakery is now home to scores of freelancers working in the “knowledge economy.” Built in 1925, the iconic Bond Bakery building,
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The Bond Bakery Building, which now houses Brooklyn Commons. (Photo: Brooklyn Commons)In an interesting reflection of Brooklyn’s continuing transformation, the building that once housed the famous Bond Bakery is now home to scores of freelancers working in the “knowledge economy.” Built in 1925, the iconic Bond Bakery building,