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Former Coney Island developer now setting sights on Red Hook project
The New York Post follows up on developer Joe Sitt’s plans to bring big box retail to Red Hook and Bensonhurst. After selling most his Coney Island land to the city last year, he is apparently closer to moving forward with the developments. Sitt’s Bensonhurt plans, which are further along, will include a $100 million dollar shopping center anchored by BJ’s.
The developer denied published reports that he wants to build student housing at the site (Revere Sugar Factory site in Red Hook), nestled between an IKEA superstore and a Fairway supermarket. Instead, he told The Post he wants to bring big big retail stores to complement the nearby Ikea.
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StreetEasy Q4 Manhattan Market Report
Download our 4th Quarter Manhattan Market Report! Besides the usual numbers we report on like sales activity, prices broken out between new developments and resales, broken contracts, price cuts, and days on market, we’ve included lots of interesting end of the year StreetEasy facts.
