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2. BellTel Lofts - Wikipedia

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   The building was sold in February 2005 to David Bistricer for $68 million, and his company Clipper Equities converted the structure to a residential condominium complex. Although sales of the condo units began in October 2006, many of the apartments remained unsold for several years.

3. City Point (Brooklyn) - Wikipedia

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   It was planned to contain 458 market-rate condo units taking up 1,082,218 square feet (100,541.3 m 2), with three stories of commercial space occupying 502,460 square feet (46,680 m 2). [ 16 ] [ 17 ] Tower III will be doing business as Brooklyn Point and was being designed by the firm Kohn Pedersen Fox . [ 18 ]

4. Pacific Park, Brooklyn - Wikipedia

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   Greenland started selling 278 condos in mid-2015. The units at 550 Vanderbilt Avenue, which cost between $550,000 and $5.5 million, will be sold by Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group. [21] [22] Most of the project's Phase 1 was complete by August 2016. [23] By 2018, only four of the originally planned fifteen buildings had been completed.

5. DeSantis quietly signs controversial condo bill. Owners are ...

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   Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday quietly signed a controversial condominium bill into law that unit owners are already threatening to sue over if lawmakers don’t fix certain provisions next ...

6. This unassuming New Jersey home sold for $255K over ask ...

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   A modest home in the Butterworth Farms neighborhood of Morris Township, New Jersey turned heads this month when it sold for an eye-popping $255,000 above the asking price, marking a staggering 26% ...

7. Long-hidden space under Brooklyn Bridge reopens after 15 ...

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   A long-closed plot of land under the Brooklyn Bridge has reopened to the public after 15 years — restoring another slice of greenspace for one of the city’s most crowded neighborhoods.