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A Brooklyn ‘mega build plan’ is racing a July deadline to add housing units. Which project, and how many units, isn’t public yet.

A large Brooklyn development project dubbed a 'mega build plan' is adding housing units ahead of a July deadline, per a Crain's New York Business report.

Construction cranes and scaffolding against a clear sky.
Construction cranes are visible at a Brooklyn housing development site. The city is reportedly working to add housing units ahead of a July deadline. Bushwick Daily archive

A Brooklyn ‘mega build plan’ is racing a July deadline to add housing units. Which project, and how many units, isn’t public yet.

A large Brooklyn development project dubbed a 'mega build plan' is adding housing units ahead of a July deadline, per a Crain's New York Business report.

A Brooklyn ‘mega build plan’ is racing a July deadline to add housing units. Which project, and how many units, isn’t public yet.

A large Brooklyn development project described as a “mega build plan” is adding more housing units ahead of a July deadline, Crain’s New York Business reported in the June 30 edition of its Morning 10 newsletter. The project name, the number of units being added or the running total, the developer, and the specific July date were not in the newsletter’s listing. The full article was not available to Bushwick Daily.

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