Landlord in rush for 421a booted Gowanus business: lawsuit
A lighting and stage rental company alleges that its landlord, Midwood Management Corp, forced it out of a Gowanus...
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Council member calls 40% affordable project “slap in the face”
One developer’s concession is another City Council member’s “bread crumbs.” Developers trying to save One45, a proposed 915-unit project...
Brooklyn developments avert disaster with rezoning deal
UPDATED April 21, 2022, 12:40 p.m.: In January, City Council member Crystal Hudson seemed to torpedo two major residential...
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A Harlem real estate drama worthy of Hollywood
You can lead a socialist to the fountain of knowledge, but you can’t make her drink. That comes to...
Tri-State
Upstate golf course zoned for housing, but developer seeks change
Golf courses are typically leisurely locations, but one in Schenectady is becoming a battleground in a fight between a...
Crystal clear: Council member spikes two projects in first week
City Planning Commission meetings normally prompt snores. But last week, a newly minted Council member shook up the room...
Long Island town laying out welcome mat for developers
Huntington officials are prepared to create more opportunities for developers, but not everyone is on board with the plan...
Council strikes deal on Two Trees’ River Ring in Williamsburg
It’s going to be a happy holiday season for Two Trees Development. The Dumbo-dominating developer has struck a deal...
Tri-State
Purchase of former oyster farm puts town in a pickle
Scott Russell saw this one coming. Some years ago, a developer had proposed a North Fork waterfront project far...
Tri-State
New York takes aim at apartment bans
The movement to ban single-family zoning has come to New York. State Sen. Brad Hoylman introduced a bill this week that would allow multifamily construction on almost all residential lots, eliminate parking requirements in...