Throughout the 20th century, the main form of development in Brooklyn has been redevelopment, with developers razing single-family homes and small walk-up apartments to erect larger multifamily buildings. That process was severely curtailed with the 1961 zoning…
200 Nassau Street [Brownstoner]: Expanding upon the existing two-story structure, the five-story, 84-unit residential building at 200 Nassau Street, in Downtown Brooklyn, has topped out. Façade has yet to be installed, but completion is likely by 2016….
BROOKLYN: 951 Grand Street: Originally filed in 2013, new applications have revived an LLC’s plans for a four-story, seven-unit building measuring 5,900 square feet at the vacant lot of 951 Grand Street, in East Williamsburg. The…
252 East 57th Street’s evolution has taken nearly a decade, but the condominium tower is finally on its way out of the ground. Interiors and close-up shots of the tower were posted alongside its new…
East New York has been slated for Bill de Blasio’s first major rezoning, intended to make room for more affordable housing and – more speculatively, given that demand is not yet high enough to warrant…
