Local developer Shimon Klein wants to build hundreds of units in Downtown Brooklyn. But he seemingly has no interest in being subject to wage requirements handed down from the city for tax breaks. The developer filed plans with the Department of Buildings for a 297-unit project across the street from the former Macy’s in the neighborhood, the Commercial Observer reported. The development, designed by Kao Hwa Lee architects, will include commercial, community and rooftop space. Details about the project are scant, but the most notable aspect is how the project is divided into three separate residential buildings, each featuring 99 […]

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