Newslinks:
'The 100 Most Powerful People in New York Real Estate' [New York Observer]
'Breaking Bricks on Columbia' [Lost City]
Takashi Murakami at the Brooklyn Museum through July 13 [Brooklyn Museum]
And look, a waterfront park plan with recreation, without housing, and with the land being acquired by the Parks Department. What do they know in Williamsburg that we don't?
'Trying to Jumpstart Bushwick Inlet Park' [Gowanus Lounge]
'Fall Start for Work on First Part of Bushwick Inlet Park' [Gowanus Lounge]
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It is ironic, isn't it? Cobble Hill and DUMBO get dumped on with a wall of housing for a "park" that isn't (they call it a project now). No year round recreation, no pool, no ice rink, no field house - a wetlands and tidal pools is what we get over here in Cobble Hill. And housing - lots and lots of housing - 1250 units to be exact. I hope the Cobble Hill Association will continue to press for a true park that is open, welcoming and can be enjoyed by all (and not a "park" for those who live in it).
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