The city is losing out on more than half a billion dollars by keeping part of Brooklyn’s waterfront restricted to maritime use, according to newly surfaced documents obtained by The Post. The city’s Economic Development Corporation quietly inked a 36-year lease of the 65-acre South Brooklyn Marine Terminal with a management company in August that...
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Sun, 10/13/2019 - 8:02pm
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