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Residents protest navy’s restrictions on building heights ByYogesh NaikYogesh Naik / Updated: Feb 7, 2021, 06:00 IST Residents of Rajawadi area and Cama Lane in Ghatkopar will hold a protest at the naval stores depot at Ghatkopar West on Sunday morning, which has put height restrictions on the new projects. Naresh Palande, a resident of Ghatkopar East, said, “I am told that more than 177 redevelopment projects are stuck. In our building, the builder has completed 12 storeys, and the navy has suddenly issued a ‘stop work’ notice.’’ Another resident said, “This depot at Ghatkopa...

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Years the church and its members have spent a combined $103 million. they now control 185 properties over 101 acres downtown where the church's spiritual headquarters have been located. as the newspaper puts it, they now own most commercial properties on every block within walking distance of the waterfront, putting them clearly in color of the area's future. here is all that's left of what the church doesn't own. this is after a standoff about warring redevelopment projects. many of the properties weren't on the market, and the paper found that half the sales were for more than double the pro...

That's because of development. when people talk about why is new jersey a corrupt state. it's because new jersey, especially north jersey has valuable land and all decisions made about that -- >> integral part of the ft. lee story. >> that's a long story but the lanes adjoin this $1 billion development project. it's also a 1 billion development project. ripple effect. who is architect. who is engineer. every one of these deals -- there is so much money at stake and decisions are made and you'll find in new jersey that sometimes this can be where there's nothing wrong with it. governor's office...

That will ultimately help solve this mystery? is that the why that leads to the who? joining us now is steve kornacki, host of "up with steve kornacki" on minute mns. thanks very much. >> sure. >> tell me about ft. lee's billion-dollar redevelopment project and why you think it might have been a motive for the shutdown. >> first of all, there are not many billion-dollar redevelopment projects in new jersey. this is the biggest redevelopment in the history of ft. lee and a parcel of land, this is probably one of, if not the most coveted parcels of real estate in the entire state of new jersey. ...