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September 5, 2006
Real Deal podcast tackles Atlantic Yards
Daniel Goldstein lives in the middle of what would be one of the biggest developments in New York history - the Atlantic Yards project. He won't make way, and here's why.
All the other owners in Goldstein's Pacific Street building took buyout offers from Ratner. But Goldstein stayed in the now empty, stripped-bare building with a faulty elevator, awaiting a legal showdown and helping run Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn, a group opposed to the Atlantic Yards project in its current form. That form would make it easily one of the biggest single developments in New York history.
In a recent podcast with The Real Deal, Goldstein talked about why his group is opposed to Atlantic Yards - but not necessarily opposed to development in downtown Brooklyn.
Posted by lumi at September 5, 2006 1:00 PM