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The Times Plaza and Pratt Station Post Offices have to find new space after their leases ended.

The controversial development at 77 Commercial St. was slated for a Thursday vote.

The proposed eight-story hotel at 247 Water St. will include a restaurant, lounges and a gym.

The building at 160 Imlay St. will be marketed to artists, and contain studio space as well as a market.

The DUMBO Watchtower building was formerly home to the Jehovah's Witnesses' world headquarters.

Pierhouse condos will offer amenities including a yoga and meditation studio and a "pet wash."

The businesses on 125th Street say they want to be considered more in the Urban League development plan.

Despite much development on 145th Street, retail and restaurants lag.

Sidewalks, parks and other outdoor spaces will be revamped as part of the project.

Developers successfully appealed to residents with open space, affordable housing and commercial space.

Residents said building penthouses equated to "adding gravy to a parfait" in testimony to  the LPC.

Empire Stores developer Midtown Equities presented residents with their architectural plans for the site.

Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz approved the two developments on the waterfront.

The Legal Aid Society has filed a lawsuit on behalf of Douglass and Baruch Houses residents. 

Sources close to 1000 Dean say there's anxiety but few answers about anchor tenant 3rd Ward.