For perhaps the first time in the history of Williamsburg's New Domino project, developer and opponents are up in arms about the same thing: a 2006 city report showing the developers could make $382 million to $447 million in profit. The developer is arguing the report's numbers were incorrectly based on boom-time pricing. Opponents see the report as ammo for their claim that the project doesn't need to be so big to pay for its affordable housing component. At least the breeze should keep tempers cool. [BK Paper; previously]
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