Tuesday, March 20, 2007
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This blog is for owners or people who'd like to be owners at the Belltel Lofts at 365 Bridge Street Downtown Brooklyn. Also, anyone wanting to discuss Downtown Brooklyn in general.
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2 comments:
Personally, while I am almost always an advocate of community oversight of neighborhood redevelopment, there is so much to be done (and so much potential) in downtown Brooklyn that I thnk it could only benefit from centralized vision (vs. a more scattered approach). Hopefully that vision is competent.
If it helps projects move along a little faster, I'm all for it. I do agree that a centralized approach is more effecient in the long run. Less finger pointing most likely. Or at least, one person to point the finger at if this go as planned.
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