Antonio Reynoso

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso at Brooklyn Borough Hall on Jan. 24, 2024.
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New York City

Brooklyn BP Reynoso Plans to Combat NIMBYism With Data

By Mark Hallum
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A general view of submerged cars on Ave. C and 7th st, after severe flooding caused by Hurricane Sandy, on Oct. 29, 2012 in Manhattan, New York.
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New York City

NYC Flood Protection Projects Just Getting Underway — 10 Years After Sandy

By Celia Young
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Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso thinks a comprehensive plan for Brooklyn could help produce more apartments than the current contentious rezoning process.
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National

Sunday Summary: Brooklyn Beep: Down With ULURP!

By The Editors
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Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso thinks a comprehensive plan for Brooklyn could help produce more apartments than the current contentious rezoning process.
Design + Construction  ·  Policy
New York City

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso on Fixing the Housing Crisis

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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The Gowanus, Brooklyn, rezoning includes the repurposing of An old manufacturing building in Gowanus, Brooklyn.
Design + Construction  ·  Leases
New York City

Changing New York City’s Industrial Zoning? Good Luck.

By Aaron Short
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BEEP, BEEP: Watch out for (from left to right) Antonio Reynoso, Chirlane McCray and Robert Cornegy as they eye the race for Brooklyn borough president.
Design + Construction  ·  Players
Brooklyn

The Race for Brooklyn Borough President Heats Up

By Aaron Short
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389-393 South 2nd Street.
Finance  ·  Refinance
New York City

New York Community Bank Backs $48M Refi for Kraus in Brooklyn

By Matt Grossman
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A commercial trash truck leaves a waste transfer station in Bushwick.
Design + Construction  ·  Policy
New York City

City Council Introduces Commercial Trash Reform Legislation

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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Updates to the city charter could mean more developments fail to make it through the city rezoning process. Here are three projects that died in ULURP (left to right): 50-25 Barnett Avenue in Sunnyside, Queens, 4650 Broadway in the Upper Manhattan neighborhood of Inwood and 6208 Eighth Avenue in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
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New York City

RIP, ULURP: What City Charter Changes Might Mean for Real Estate

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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The investment was announced at the Historic Falchi Building.
Design + Construction  ·  Policy

Western Queens Business Zone Gets $100K Boost

By Adrienne Gaffney
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Councilman Antonio Reynoso (credit: Lea Rubin)

Councilman Antonio Reynoso Vows to Stamp Out Irresponsible Development [Updated]

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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