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Cobble Hill condo conversion approved

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Cobble Hill Towers’ condo conversion plan has been approved by the attorney general’s office, according to property owner the Hudson Companies. The 188-unit, nine-building complex at 431 Hicks Street, built in 1879, is currently a rental building. Hudson, which has owned the complex since 2008, said it plans to continue its upgrade projects on the building, which have, so far, included the renovation of the first-floor hallways and rebuilding of the historic gates at the entrances of the complex’s courtyards. TRD

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