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The city is moving forward with more NextGen community workshops, despite objection from residents.

The children's playground at Henry and Pacific streets reopened Monday, the developer said.

A 12-story residential building is coming to 109 Montgomery St., developers said.

Pepe Giallo will move down the street, and Auto Designs NYC is currently searching for a new home.

The new building will be constructed by 2019, school officials say.

The new building will include 11 "homeownership" units and a fitness center, according to the developer.

The new owner of 404 W. 20th St. has filed an application with the LPC to alter the building.

The DOB issued a violation to the owners for doing work without a permit, a spokesman said.

Residents started a campaign last week to preserve the property on 44th Drive from demolition.

The city approved permits to demolish the pair of brick houses at 262 and 264 Sullivan Pl. in February.

Workers are gutting the former Green Point Savings Bank on Washington Avenue to make way for condos.

Fortis Property Group has planned a major redevelopment of the former hospital site in Cobble Hill.

Developers want to replace the building with an 11-story mixed use complex, records show.

A State Supreme Court judge denied an owner's request to overturn landmark status on two buildings.

The Salvation Army filed the demolition and new building permits on the same day.