Locally based developer Naftali Group, along with Access Real Estate, the real estate investment arm of Access Industries, has secured $374 million in refinancing for Phase I of Williamsburg Wharf, an ...

The River Ring housing complex will qualify for major property tax savings under a late state budget deal.

Naftali Group and Access Industries landed a $374.35 million loan to refinance development along the Williamsburg waterfront in Brooklyn.

State lawmakers approved an extension of the 421a tax break program specifically for developer Two Trees’ River Ring project.

Williamsburg Waterfront aka East River State Park, was a hoppin’ but short-lived outdoor Brooklyn venue back in 2011 that was replaced by Williamsburg Park right down the street in 2012, but ...

The city officially allowed a massive development on the Williamsburg Waterfront to begin the long journey through the arduous rezoning process — potentially altering Brooklyn’s skyline with two ...

A large development site along the North Williamsburg waterfront could soon sprout Brooklyn’s latest megaproject. The family behind an office-equipment empire is looking to sell a site spanning nearly ...

The condo boards of three luxury developments along the Williamsburg waterfront are suing the city for upwards of $2 million, claiming Parks Department officials have failed to maintain the publicly ...

Come walk for the first time through Domino Park. There are 80-foot-tall cranes and 36-foot-high syrup tanks, a waterfront esplanade — and playground equipment that looks like a miniature sugar ...

One of the last remaining large-scale residential development sites located along the East River waterfront in Williamsburg at 462-490 Kent Avenue is on the market for sale through Eastern ...

Faith No More announces their first east coast show in more than a decade – to be held on July 5, 2010 to benefit the Open Space Alliance for North Brooklyn (OSA). The show will be a part of a series ...

One Domino Square, with its “resort-style amenities” and waterfront setting, has been a magnet for a 55-and-over crowd that’s not looking to settle down or retire to the Villages. Photo: Evan Joseph ...