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Downtown Brooklyn Looking Up: At Least Eight New Skyscrapers on the Rise Earlier this week, we profiled Tucker Reed, the recently enthroned director of the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership. He is responsible for By Matt Chaban
The Manhattanization of the Brooklyn Brownstone Means Red Hook Is Hotter Than Ever Christabel Gough, the secretary for the Society for the Architecture of the City and a resident of the Greenwich Village By Jess Schiewe
Quintessential Upper East Sider Elizabeth Stribling May Have Moved To Brooklyn, But Still Grocery Shops in Manhattan By Kim Velsey