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The landlord wants to break Videology's lease and evict it, according to a lawsuit.

The city's housing lottery is open for 14 subsidized apartments at 33 Ten Eyck St.

Notorious Brooklyn landlords Joel and Amrom Israel forked over $350,000 as part of a plea deal.

The developer scammed investors into paying double what buildings were worth, a lawsuit claims.

Thor Equities bought a key piece of property on the corner of North Seventh Street and Bedford Avenue.

Affordable apartments are opening up in a new building on the corner of Meeker and Manhattan avenues.

The Greene Hill Food Co-Op's lease will be terminated effective September 30, according to the co-op. 

The Towers at 21 Clark Street spans an entire city block. 

Carol Bridal Shop, Party Supplies have to leave in April, its long-time owner said. 

Vinegar Hill and Carroll Gardens were also among the most expensive Brooklyn neighborhoods for 2015.

The New York Times reported the possible sale of the property along with six others on the block.

The three-story, mixed-use building is less than a mile from the Barclays Center.

The Fourth Avenue church was sold to a real estate firm earlier this month, officials said.

The International Speedway Corporation announced the $80 million sale of the Bloomfield site.

The owners of the Barclays Center say the arena is worth $600 million less than it was appraised for.