City Officials Celebrate Long-Awaited Groundbreaking for Box Street Park
35 Commercial St, Greenpoint, Brooklyn
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- Construction is finally starting on Box Street Park in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, after two decades of delays, Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced Thursday.
- The 2.5-acre waterfront park will include an esplanade, gardens, a basketball court, a dog run, and a public bathroom.
- The $40 million project is expected to be completed by summer 2028.
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Mayor Mamdani was among city officials at the press conference and ribbon-cutting today.
The site had long been used by the MTA to store Access-A-Ride vehicles and Emergency Response Unit equipment, with the agency only authorizing the land's redevelopment on September 30.
The $40 million project is expected to be completed by summer 2028, as part of a collaboration between the city's Parks Department and Economic Development Corporation.
The 2.5-acre waterfront park, located at 65 Commercial Street, will include an elevated esplanade, lawns and gardens, a basketball court, a picnic area, a dog run, and a public bathroom.
Construction is finally starting on Box Street Park in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, after two decades of delays, city officials announced Thursday.
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Mayor Mamdani was among city officials at the press conference and ribbon-cutting today.
The site had long been used by the MTA to store Access-A-Ride vehicles and Emergency Response Unit equipment, with the agency only authorizing the land's redevelopment on September 30.
The $40 million project is expected to be completed by summer 2028, as part of a collaboration between the city's Parks Department and Economic Development Corporation.
The 2.5-acre waterfront park, located at 65 Commercial Street, will include an elevated esplanade, lawns and gardens, a basketball court, a picnic area, a dog run, and a public bathroom.
Construction is finally starting on Box Street Park in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, after two decades of delays, city officials announced Thursday.
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Incident reported at 35 Commercial St.
Mayor Mamdani was among city officials at the press conference and ribbon-cutting today.
The site had long been used by the MTA to store Access-A-Ride vehicles and Emergency Response Unit equipment, with the agency only authorizing the land's redevelopment on September 30.
The $40 million project is expected to be completed by summer 2028, as part of a collaboration between the city's Parks Department and Economic Development Corporation.
The 2.5-acre waterfront park, located at 65 Commercial Street, will include an elevated esplanade, lawns and gardens, a basketball court, a picnic area, a dog run, and a public bathroom.
Construction is finally starting on Box Street Park in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, after two decades of delays, city officials announced Thursday.
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Incident reported at 35 Commercial St.
Mayor Mamdani was among city officials at the press conference and ribbon-cutting today.
The site had long been used by the MTA to store Access-A-Ride vehicles and Emergency Response Unit equipment, with the agency only authorizing the land's redevelopment on September 30.
The $40 million project is expected to be completed by summer 2028, as part of a collaboration between the city's Parks Department and Economic Development Corporation.
The 2.5-acre waterfront park, located at 65 Commercial Street, will include an elevated esplanade, lawns and gardens, a basketball court, a picnic area, a dog run, and a public bathroom.
Construction is finally starting on Box Street Park in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, after two decades of delays, city officials announced Thursday.
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Incident reported at 35 Commercial St.
Mayor Mamdani was among city officials at the press conference and ribbon-cutting today.
The site had long been used by the MTA to store Access-A-Ride vehicles and Emergency Response Unit equipment, with the agency only authorizing the land's redevelopment on September 30.
The $40 million project is expected to be completed by summer 2028, as part of a collaboration between the city's Parks Department and Economic Development Corporation.
The 2.5-acre waterfront park, located at 65 Commercial Street, will include an elevated esplanade, lawns and gardens, a basketball court, a picnic area, a dog run, and a public bathroom.
Construction is finally starting on Box Street Park in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, after two decades of delays, city officials announced Thursday.
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Incident reported at 35 Commercial St.
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The rich aren’t leaving NYC, they are the only ones able to afford living here.
Yeah this neighborhood doesn’t need another park
There’s literally a park on the next block and about 4 more in the area…
Here comes the title wave of bribes and kickbacks😡
The rich aren’t leaving NYC, they are the only ones able to afford living here.
Yeah this neighborhood doesn’t need another park
There’s literally a park on the next block and about 4 more in the area…
Here comes the title wave of bribes and kickbacks😡
The rich aren’t leaving NYC, they are the only ones able to afford living here.
Yeah this neighborhood doesn’t need another park
There’s literally a park on the next block and about 4 more in the area…
Here comes the title wave of bribes and kickbacks😡
The rich aren’t leaving NYC, they are the only ones able to afford living here.
Yeah this neighborhood doesn’t need another park
There’s literally a park on the next block and about 4 more in the area…
Here comes the title wave of bribes and kickbacks😡
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The rich aren’t leaving NYC, they are the only ones able to afford living here.
Yeah this neighborhood doesn’t need another park
There’s literally a park on the next block and about 4 more in the area…
Here comes the title wave of bribes and kickbacks😡