Brookfield Properties

Taim Mobile, Van Leeuwan Artisan Ice Cream and more are on the way to Battery Park City.

The barricades ringing Zuccotti Park were removed Tuesday night for the first time since last year.

OWS advocates say Brookfield Properties is illegally restricting public access to Zuccotti Park.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg named five people to the performing arts center's board Dec. 29, 2011.

Five food trucks will park on North End Avenue for lunch seven days a week starting soon.

One-time Stuy Town suitor Guterman Westwood said it already offered a viable plan for tenant-owned units.

Police set up barricades where they checked bags of protesters streaming back into Zuccotti Park Tuesday night to ensure no sleeping bags, tents and other items passed through.

The $250 million overhaul of the World Financial Center office complex forced out a handful of businesses on Monday.

The much-anticipated new neighborhood could soon move forward, if developers can find the right tenants.

Residents and elected officials are fed up with Occupy Wall Street protesters not delivering on promises.

Allowing Brookfield Properties to drive Occupy Wall Street protesters from Zuccotti Park would have been a political miscalculation for Mayor Michael Bloomberg , observers said.

The news delighted protesters, and sparked impromptu marches that were flanked by police in full riot gear.

Occupy Wall Street wants to keep the park clean without outside help, and some are threatening to resist city attempts to get them to leave for an official cleaning process.

Brookfield Properties owns Zuccotti Park, where Occupy Wall Street protesters have been camped out since Sept. 17, 2011.

Five corporations are pushing the DOT to reopen the Vesey Street crosswalk, near the World Trade Center site.