Brooklyn Office Project Gets Push Forward With NYC Zoning Votes
- City council committees approve 480,000-square-foot project
- Creative office space planned for residential Williamsburg
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Two New York City Council committees approved a zoning change that would clear the way for what developers say will be the first primarily office project to be built in Brooklyn in more than a generation.
Toby Moskovits’s 25 Kent Ave. won approval Tuesday from the New York City Council Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises as well as the Committee on Land Use, with the full council scheduled to vote on the project Thursday. The council generally follows its committees’ guidance.