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By Nathan Place and Tobias Salinger
By Nathan Place and Tobias Salinger
By Nathan Place and Tobias Salinger
A developer’s plan to turn an East Williamsburg warehouse into a retail development is stoking familiar concerns about gentrification. North Development Corp’s idea for what its realtor calls “a grittier Chelsea market” at 74-92 Bogart St. may alter the character both of the manufacturing neighborhood where it’s located and that of nearby Bushwick.
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