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These are the most expensive Brooklyn condos that can now launch sales

AG approves nearly $150 million in Brooklyn condos during February

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From left: 533 Leonard Street and 755 Kent Avenue in Brooklyn

Did you know that Largo Investments’ Greenpoint condo conversion at 533 Leonard Street can now launch sales, more than five years after plans were originally announced? Or that Rabsky Group can now sell units in the brick factory-turned-yeshiva it added a 99-unit condo to at 755 Kent Avenue in Williamsburg?

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The Real Deal‘s home for research, TRData, tracks new development and condo filings every month, compiling them in tables that can be easily extracted and saved into spreadsheets. To see the full table of Brooklyn condominiums approved for sales by the New York state Attorney General’s office during February, click here. And for more research, information and analysis visit TRData’s Data Hub.

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