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A court has lifted a Temporary Restraining Order against developer Bruce Eichner’s planned twin high-rise apartment project at 960 Franklin Avenue in Brooklyn. Kosowitz attorneys Jennifer S. Recine and  Edward E. Filusch announced today that they were successful in their appeal before Justice Katherine A. Levine of the New York Supreme Court to lift a TRO granted in March that prevented Eichner’s Continuum Company from moving ahead with the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure (ULURP) require...

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Share via Shortlink City Council Speaker Corey Johnson and Crown Heights Council member Laurie Cumbo denounced Bruce Eicher’s rezoning request. (Getty, Lincoln Equities)   City Council leaders just put another nail in the coffin of Bruce Eichner’s big Crown Heights project. City Council Speaker Corey Johnson and Crown Heights Council member Laurie Cumbo issued a joint statement denouncing the rezoning Eichner requested to build his two 35-story tower project at 960 Franklin Avenue....

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In Surprise Shift, Mayor De Blasio Says He Opposes Controversial Crown Heights Towers arrow Rendering of 960 Franklin Avenue Credit: YIMBY Mayor Bill de Blasio has announced his opposition to the development of a controversial residential project in Crown Heights that had sparked fears of gentrification as well as the casting of plant-killing shadows over the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. For more than a year, housing activists as well as Botanic Garden supporters have protes...

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Share via Shortlink Mayor Bill de Blasio, Bruce Eichner of Continuum Company and a rendering of two 39-story residential towers at 960 Franklin Avenue in Crown Heights (Photos via Getty; YIMBY) UPDATED Dec. 22, 2:24 pm: On the darkest day of the year, Mayor Bill de Blasio withdrew his support for a residential project in Crown Heights that drew opposition for the shadows it would cast over the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. De Blasio, who had backed the development all year because of its aff...