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Local Artists to Receive Rent Relief on Studio Space in DUMBO in an Effort to Keep BK a Cultural Capital

Local Artists to Receive Rent Relief on Studio Space in DUMBO in an Effort to Keep BK a Cultural Capital

Six artists will be receiving rent subsidies through Two Tree Management's Cultural Space Subsidy Program
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Park Slope's SoulCycle Closes Abruptly, Breaks Lease and is Getting Sued for $393K

Park Slope's SoulCycle Closes Abruptly, Breaks Lease and is Getting Sued for $393K

Park Slope's now-closed SoulCycle owes a landlord $393,000 after it abruptly closing the doors to its studio.
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East New York Construction Begins on $1.2 B Affordable Housing Project

East New York Construction Begins on $1.2 B Affordable Housing Project

Construction has begun on a $1.2 billion affordable housing project in East New York, the largest investment of its kind in state history.
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Construction has Started on New 13-Story Affordable Housing Project in Cypress Hills

Construction has Started on New 13-Story Affordable Housing Project in Cypress Hills

The mixed-use project will convert a defunct gas station into a 13-story building that will have affordable housing, transitional housing for homeless families and retail space.
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City Designates the Melrose Parkside as a Historic District in Flatbush

City Designates the Melrose Parkside as a Historic District in Flatbush

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NYC Public Advocate Pushes To Stop the Worst Landlords from Repeat Offenses with New Accountability Law

NYC Public Advocate Pushes To Stop the Worst Landlords from Repeat Offenses with New Accountability Law

"The purpose of this bill is to make sure that the violations landlords receive are not persistently ignored," Public Advocate Jumaane Williams said.
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100 Flatbush Ave. to be City's First All-Electric, Solar Residential Tower

100 Flatbush Ave. to be City's First All-Electric, Solar Residential Tower

100 Flatbush, a project of Alloy Development, will be the city’s first electric residential tower powered by 100% renewable energy.
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The Brooklyn Tower— BK's Tallest Skyscraper— is Almost Ready for its World Debut

The Brooklyn Tower— BK's Tallest Skyscraper— is Almost Ready for its World Debut

The 93-story skyscraper and residential tower at 9 Dekalb Ave. is billed as a "once-in-a-generation" building that "promises new beginnings."
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Central Brooklyn Named a ‘Zombie Home’ Hotspot, as City Collects $667K in Fines for Abandoned Properties

Central Brooklyn Named a ‘Zombie Home’ Hotspot, as City Collects $667K in Fines for Abandoned Properties

The city has had some success enforcing a 2016 law that addresses vacant or abandoned properties caught in a foreclosure limbo—now another foreclosure wave looms.
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Report: In Some Brooklyn Neighborhoods, Homebuyers Are Paying up to $35,000 More to be One Block Closer to Amenities.

Report: In Some Brooklyn Neighborhoods, Homebuyers Are Paying up to $35,000 More to be One Block Closer to Amenities.

In Brooklyn, real estate markets are more volatile and moving faster than ever
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