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NEW DEVELOPMENT: Muss launches 1 Brooklyn Bay; Related reveals One Hudson Yards

REWJune 6, 2017

by REWJune 6, 20170461

● MUSS DEVELOPMENT Muss launches 1 Brooklyn Bay Muss Development announced the launch of sales at 1 Brooklyn Bay Condominiums, the developer’s new luxury residential tower

Residential

NEW DEVELOPMENT: Sales start at new Macklowe tower; Brooklyn boutique bucks seasonal slow-down

REWJanuary 20, 2017January 18, 2017

by REWJanuary 20, 2017January 18, 20170315

● MACKLOWE PROPERTIES Sales get underway at new Macklowe tower Developer Macklowe Properties and its partners have announced the launch of sales at The Residences at

Residential

NEW DEVELOPMENT: 415 East 6th; 100 Avenue A; The Printing House

REWSeptember 23, 2016September 22, 2016

by REWSeptember 23, 2016September 22, 20160408

● EAST RIVER PARTNERS ERP unveils penthouse East River Partners LLC (ERP) has kicked off fall with a sales re-launch and the unveiling of its

REW TV with Jody Kriss of East River Partners

REWMarch 15, 2016March 15, 2016

by REWMarch 15, 2016March 15, 20168 242

East River Partners Principal and Co-Founder Jody Kriss talks about 415 East 6th Street, his firm’s new project on the East Village. The site, which

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Tag : east river partners

NEW DEVELOPMENT: Sales start at new Macklowe tower; Brooklyn boutique bucks seasonal slow-down

NEW DEVELOPMENT: 415 East 6th; 100 Avenue A; The Printing House

REW TV with Jody Kriss of East River Partners

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