Cobble Hill Association

On May 13, we reported that Thomas Fariello, the Deputy Brooklyn Borough Commissioner for the Department of Buildings, had told us that the...

Last night the CB6 Landmarks Committee voted unanimously to approve with conditions the developer's latest plans. It must be said that t...

They're back. The developer and architects of 110 Amity Street will appear before the CB6 Landmarks Committee again this week. Event det...

Not many people realize it, but the City is planning to re-open the House of Detention on Atlantic Avenue and to double the capacity to over...

Because I ate some bad food (a wrap from Pacific Green) and wound up in the emergency room at LICH this week, I was unable to attend last ni...

Earlier this evening, the Cobble Hill Association hosted a presentation of the new plans for 110 Amity Street by the developer, Jonathan Wac...

It looks like our meeting with the Department of Buildings on Tuesday has had some effect. DOB and City Planning have put their heads toget...

Newslinks: 'The 100 Most Powerful People in New York Real Estate' [New York Observer] 'Breaking Bricks on Columbia' [Lost ...

110 Amity Street is back. Developer Jonathan Wachtel and his team will make a new presentation to the community this coming Monday. Here are...

Laurie Maurer of the CHA, Nadezhda Williams of the Historic Districts Council , and I had a meeting earlier this afternoon with Thomas Farie...