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Brooklyn Eagle HQ gives way to six-story residential building

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30 Henry Street (credit: PropertyShark)The Brooklyn Eagle headquarters will be demolished and give way to a six-story residential building, according to Department of Building filings cited by Brownstoner.

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Though there’s no record of the building changing hands since being put on the market in March with Massey Knakal Realty Services, a company called “Fortis Manor” that shares an address with the Fortis Property Group filed plans for a five-unit building at 30 Henry Street designed by BKSK architects. The current structure, on the corner of Middagh Street in Brooklyn Heights, has 6,300 square feet on a 4,800-square-foot lot, but PropertyShark.com shows the lot is zoned for up to 16,512-square feet.

Fortis has been active in Brooklyn of late, as it picked up 37 condominium units at 20 Bayard Street in Williamsburg last month for $25 million. [Brownstoner]

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