At stake is the Brooklyn Marine Terminal, a 122-acre waterfront site that has faced decades of disinvestment and deterioration. If a community-led Task Force ...

A former jail on a South Bronx barge is slated to be dismantled to make way for the planned Hunts Point Marine Terminal.

A vote on the future of the Brooklyn Marine Terminal was postponed for the third time as the city pushes a $3.5 billion plan to redevelop parts of the Red Hook waterfront.

Locals Push to Drop Luxury Towers From Marine Terminal Update At a hearing last week, the NYCEDC said luxury towers could not be removed from a plan to modernize the industrial port. Brooklyn Borough ...

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, a member of the 28-person Brooklyn Marine Terminal Task Force, argues the site should be used to revive shipping and manufacturing, not build housing.

An infamous New York City jail barge that was taken out of commission years ago will finally be getting the boot to make way for a new marine terminal, bringing in billions of dollars and hundreds ...

EDC can help get it done at the Brooklyn Marine Terminal.” City and state officials announcing plans to redevelop Red Hook’s Brooklyn Marine Terminal last year. (Caroline Rubinstein-Willis/Mayoral ...

A rendering of the wind farm facility under construction at the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal. Rendering via Empire Wind In a press release, Equinor said the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management ordered ...

The city has once again postponed a major vote on its $3.1 billion blueprint to redevelop the Brooklyn Marine Terminal, this time by two months until mid-June. The Adams administration’s ...

Plans for the city-owned 122-acre Brooklyn Marine Terminal site are barreling ahead with little community input.