bushwick inlet park

The city forked over $160 million to CitiStorage property owner Norman Brodsky on Wednesday.

From development and pollution to live music, here are some of the stories we'll be following in 2017.

New renderings were released of a proposed Maker Park for the Williamsburg waterfront.

Norman Brodsky and the city reached the deal on Monday afternoon after months of negotiations.

Norman Brodsky will sign a deal with another buyer on Friday, according to a source.

The city's $100 million offer to owner Norman Brodsky expired Monday.

"Never insult a person you need something from unless you are prepared to not get what you need."

What do you think of the plans for a maker lab at the Bayside Parcel of Bushwick Inlet Park?

Norman Brodsky launched a website dedicated to accepting offers on the 11-acre property at 1 N 11th St.

Politicians and activists unveiled a countdown banner in front of the CitiStorage site Friday morning. 

De Blasio tweeted a picture of the letter he sent to owner of the property Thursday afternoon.

Politicians are calling for the mayor to use the same funding stream as the BQX to complete the park.

Should the site's industrial character be preserved or destroyed?

Property tax from 25 Kent Ave. should be used to finance Bushwick Inlet Park, said BP Eric Adams.

The city paid $53 million to Bayside Fuel on March 9, according to property records.