More than a decade ago, in June 2004, Mayor Bloomberg’s office put out a press release announcing the creation of a task force to redevelop the old “Brig” site, once home to the Brooklyn Navy…
Starting around the mid-2000s, permit approvals for the construction of two- through four-family homes fell off a cliff. Whether it was the Bloomberg rezonings, the weak market, or the end of certain tax subsidies, the most…
Union Avenue, which bisects Williamsburg through its center, has proven to be a recent hotbed for innovative market-rate residential developments of low- to mid-density. Along the corridor, Michael Schlegel’s 305 Union Avenue was recently revealed, and plans were recently filed for both 460…
164 Delancey Street [Bowery Boogie]: Property owner Ashkenazy Investments has hired Massey Knakal to market the development site spanning 156-164 Delancey Street, on the Lower East Side, for $7.5 million. Nearly 20,000 square feet of development…
BROOKLYN: 1171 Greene Avenue: An LLC has filed applications for two four-story, seven-unit residential buildings — each measuring 5,043 square feet — spanning the vacant lots of 1171-1173 Greene Avenue, in central Bushwick. Issac & Stern…
