Tag: Downtown Brooklyn

Much of Schermerhorn Street between Adams and Nevins was razed in the 1920s to make way for the A a...

There is more than $3.1 billion of construction projects in the pipeline for the one mile stretch o...

When the deal was announced back in February, the consortium of investors purchasing the groundleas...

In a last ditch effort to save a group of seven houses that may have sheltered slaves on the Underg...

Six weeks after the Department of City Planning certified the proposal for the contextual rezoning ...

The most recent headline-grabbing news about the BAM Cultural District was that the Enrique Norten-...

Park Slope's modestly-sized but decidely upscale Union Market has spent much of the past year looki...

In one of the bigger disses we've seen recently, Landmarks Preservation Commission head Robert Tiern...

This is pure rumor at this point, so take it with a grain of salt, but it's coming in through credi...

There was another article summarizing the building boom in Downtown Brooklyn yesterday, this one f...