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The Nothing Plan: Group aims to stop 6,000 Brooklyn homes
The City Club of New York pitched a zero-homes alternative for the Brooklyn Marine Terminal redevelopment, which calls for 6,000 units.
The City Club of New York pitched a zero-homes alternative for the Brooklyn Marine Terminal redevelopment, which calls for 6,000 units.
“We haven’t even turned the lights on yet,” said St. Paul Parks and Recreation Director Andy Rodriguez, standing in front of Wabasha Park’s public lunch tables and large, overhead pergola. “It’s going to be cool when that happens.” The views…
The complexes going up.
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