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A major development in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, is heating up again as Goose Property Management steps in to replace Apex Development — which walked away citing affordability hurdles. The new plan calls for four 10-story buildings, each with 99 units, a clever legal workaround to dodge labor regulations tied to larger structures. Originally approved for a single tower of 250 units (including affordable housing), the project faced community pushback over height — now capped at 10 floors thanks to Councilmember Shahana Hanif’s intervention. With roots tracing back to Arrow Linen Supply since the ’40s, the site’s history adds weight to the transformation. Led by Yitzchok Katz — connected to the Rabsky Group through family ties — Goose is no stranger to Brooklyn’s real estate scene, having acquired multiple projects recently. The old warehouse may be repurposed, and its legacy could live on in the new design.

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