Keith Larsen

New York

Curious office project runs into defenders of industrial space

Holden Walter-Warner

Price Growth Slower in Flood Zones, But Not Everywhere

Price growth slower in flood zones, but not in every neighborhood

Bjarke Ingels and rendering of 744 Clinton Street (Big Leap, Getty)

Bjarke Ingels-designed production studio coming to Red Hook

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Red Hook

Sheridan Wall

160 Imlay Street and Living New York's Devin Someck with Fredrik Eklund and John Gomes

Living New York bumps Eklund-Gomes off Red Hook project

TRD Staff

Jeff Bezos of Amazon, Joe Sitt of Thor Equities and an aerial of the Red Hook site. (Getty, Thor, Google Maps)

Thor Equities nabs financing for Amazon warehouse in Red Hook

Erik Engquist

From left: BSA chairwoman Margery Perlmutter, DRAW Brooklyn founder Alexandros Washburn, New York City Council Member Carlos Menchaca with renderings of the project (Photos via the City of New York, LinkedIn and Arquitectonica)

How a Red Hook developer circumvented the City Council

TRD's Erik Enguist and Port Authority's Rick Cotton

Port Authority, out $3B, has waterfront land to sell

Can the Port Authority bring NYC back? Tune in to TRD Talks Wednesday

Jerome Dineen

Carroll Gardens and Flatbush in Brooklyn (Photos by Steven Pisano via Flickr; Mrbrklyn via Wikipedia; iStock)

Brooklyn’s most and least expensive neighborhoods

Food Bazaar to take over Fairway’s Red Hook, Queens locations

Eddie Small

Ample Hills Creamery co-founders Brian Smith and Jackie Cuscuna (Credit: Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images for NYCWFF; iStock)

Ample Hills Creamery to lay off all 101 of its workers

Rich Bockmann

FM Capital's David Brecher and LIVWRK's Asher Abehsera with 160 Van Brunt (Credit: Google Maps)

Red Hook home of Tesla showroom up for sale

Fairway at 480-500 Van Brunt Street in Red Hook and the O’Connell Organization's Greg O’Connell (Credit: Google Maps)

Fairway landlord: Private-equity owners ruined Red Hook store

E.B. Solomont

Est4te Four gets $74M inventory loan for Red Hook condo

Clockwise from left: 270 Richards Street in Brooklyn, 72-01 Queens Boulevard in Queens, and 2069 Bruckner Boulevard in the Bronx (Credit: Thor Equities, Azimuth)

The top 10 biggest real estate projects coming to NYC

Red Hook (Credit: Stevin Pisano via Flickr)