Bruce Ratner, the vilified developer who was responsible in the late 2000's for Atlantic Yards, has purchased a $4.7MM apartment with Brooklyn Public Library's Linda Johnson at 130 Furman.
4 units on the market at the same time and two just sold in the past few months.
https://therealdeal.com/2017/12/06/greenland-forest-citys-550-vanderbilt-is-popular-among-chinese-investors/
The old Bopsot is becoming a vinyl and beer bar called Bier Wax .
This article means that values just plummeted 10% . Prospect Heights could be next, especially if District 13 chooses the ed opt model as well.
550 Vanderbilt in Prospect Heights sales have finally reached acris. And, as advertised, 4 of the first 5 buyers are of Asian descent, based on the names on the deeds.
This, after a black Mercedes passenger van was seen pulling onto the Pacific Park site this week. Out came 10 Chinese nationals, presumably investors in the Greenland project. Looks like apartments won't be occupied for a bit longer than expected.
Seven Point Espresso is now in the former spot known as Almadira. The coffee spot hails from down under.
New York Yimby reports on the four story project on Underhill between Atlantic and Pacific.
http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20160108/prospect-heights/record-label-damaged-sandy-open-retail-shop-prospect-heights
For Hanson Place and beyond, Elliman offers a variety of Brooklyn apartments for sale.
