The long road to approval for Totem’s rezoning in East New York is over. The real work is set to begin. City Council gave final approval last week to Totem’s plans for a two-acre site surrounding the Broadway Junction transportation hub in Brooklyn, Crain’s reported. Construction is expected to begin early next year. The project, known as Herkimer-Williams, has been in the making since 2021. That’s when Totem, led by Vivian Liao and Tucker Reed, filed preliminary plans for the site. Since then, hundreds of meetings with residents and stakeholders yielded changes, including reducing the maximum height of the buildings […]

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