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Everything That Rises Must Go Rental: Of Brands, Adaptive Reuse and Williamsburg’s Steelworks Lofts
Steelworks Lofts, an adaptive reuse project in Williamsburg, is out of limbo. It has new developers, a new identity as a rental building… but what about its former sustainability?
New Domino: Worst Mega-Development in NYC, Or Just One of the Worst?
New Domino: we obviously don’t like it very much. But dang it, we respect it for its ability to keep finding new ways to make us like it less.
Not-Green Buildings NYC: Brooklyn’s Tampa-esque New Domino Development Gets Go-Ahead
Brooklyn’s Domino Sugar plant is one NYC macro-development that has never even made a nod to green building practices. It still isn’t, and it’s going forward anyway.
Small Victories: Brooklyn’s Smaller Green Condo Developments Looking Like Success Stories
By David Roth on January 22, 2010 in Brooklyn, Market Analysis, New York City, Prospect Heights, Williamsburg
While neither Aspen Equities’ Sterling Green nor the Meshberg Group’s Mason Fisk is pursuing third-party certification as a green building, both are excellent examples of how to develop green real estate in what could emerge as a very big market for green buildings. (I’m talking about Brooklyn, but the broader green real estate market will obviously expand, too).
