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By: Curbed
29Jun2010As the City Council's vote on the controversial New Domino project approaches, the project's developer has faced some political pressure to compromise on size and affordable housing in the plan to convert the sugar refinery into a 2,200-unit complex.
By: Curbed
14Jun2010The United Nations hasn't been exactly starving for fresh real estate, with a $1.9 billion renovation of its headquarters happening right now. But the U.N. might be getting a whole new building, and the city new park space on the...
By: Curbed
7Jun2010The land has been cleared and the artificial turf wars are underway, but the real fun at future Long Island City waterfront industrial strip-turned-paradise Hunters Point South is just getting started. With a developer cage match! The city is accepti...
By: Curbed
12May2010Back in March, a tipster noticed hardhats and tractors on the site of the planned redevelopment of East 125th Street. Our tipster was sharp-eyed indeed, because city officials broke ground on the project this week, GlobeSt reports. What's happening n...
By: Curbed
7May2010The Daily News decides not to take the paparazzi approach to Daniel Goldstein's moving day, and as a result, they get a full interview with the anti-Atlantic Yards agitator who accepted a $3 million buyout. Goldstein and family are headed...
By: Curbed
5May2010The battle for the "last Atlantic Yards holdout" title continues. Today's contender: Peter Williams. He's already made a deal with developer Bruce Ratner over some property at the site, but now he's claiming he still owns air rights. He fil...
By: Curbed
4May2010Bruce Ratner thought he had cleared out the last Atlantic Yards holdout when he struck a $3 million deal with Daniel Goldstein, but it turns out Goldstein has competition for the "last holdout" title. A family has emerged from 481...
