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A New Building in Bushwick Will Dominate a Defunct Crown Fried Chicken

It'll be a strange scene unless the old chicken place gets gobbled up.

A New Building in Bushwick Will Dominate a Defunct Crown Fried Chicken

A New Building in Bushwick Will Dominate a Defunct Crown Fried Chicken

It'll be a strange scene unless the old chicken place gets gobbled up.

A New Building in Bushwick Will Dominate a Defunct Crown Fried Chicken
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A new, weird-looking building is set to spring up on a Bushwick corner. 

A rendering for 1595 Broadway shows a seven-story building towering above a now-closed Crown Fried Chicken on the corner of Broadway and Halsey Street in Bushwick, Brownstoner first reported. But unless the new building gobbles up the fast food spot, the structure’s blank and lofty walls will command the strange scene for some time.

Developer Bawbeh bought the property on the Bushwick and Bed-Stuy border in May 2017 for the very low price of $500,000, Brownstoner reported; yet the outdoor spaces…

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