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Founders of Brooklyn’s most prolific condo developer Brookland Capital split up

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After default in Tel Aviv, Boaz Gilad resigns from Brookland holding company

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Brookland hit with eviction notice at its office, suits over unpaid construction work

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Clockwise from top left: A rendering of 88-92 Linden Boulevard in Flatbush, 554 4th Avenue in Gowanus, 850 Metropolitan Avenue in East Williamsburg, and 447-449 Decatur Street in Stuyvesant Heights (Credit: Brookland Capital and Google Maps)

Brookland Capital was never run correctly or efficiently, new leader says

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Real estate firms flocked to Israel in search of cheap debt. Now the market’s turning.

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His development empire in tatters, Boaz Gilad finds a new job

850 Metropolitan Avenue and Brookland CEO Boaz Gilad (Credit: Google Maps)

Brookland Capital loses control of another Brooklyn development

257 Washington Avenue and Boaz Gilad (Credit: Google Maps)

Financially strapped Brookland Capital sheds another Brooklyn development site

554 4th Avenue in Brooklyn and Brookland Capital CEO Boaz Gilad (Credit: Google Maps)

Amid financial woes, Brookland Capital is selling another Brooklyn property

Under pressure: Brookland Capital selling Marcy Ave resi building for $22M

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Brookland is facing a crisis in Israel. What does that mean for its US portfolio?

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