Alloy Development is proposing a major residential changes to Downtown Brooklyn that would add 1,502 apartments, a new public school and community facilities, according to NY Amsterdam News.
The project is drawing support from people who see opportunities for jobs and youth programs, while others fear rising housing costs and displacement in a historically working-class Black community.
The proposal calls for two towers, rising 73 and 63 stories, on Navy Street at the site of the former Boys & Girls Navy Yard Clubhouse at 240 Nassau St. and the neighboring P.S. 287 property at 46 Navy St…