Posted on 05/22/2016 5:58:47 PM PDT by Ray76
The $52 million deal to redevelop the Brooklyn Heights library into a luxury condo tower, which City Hall awarded to a de Blasio pal who offered less money for the city-owned land than two other bidders, has attracted the attention of federal and city prosecutors, The Post has learned.
Mayor de Blasio’s latest imbroglio has investigators questioning why the city chose Hudson Cos. to buy the Brooklyn Public Library branch on Clinton Street and build a 36-story condo on top of it despite submitting a bid that was $6 million less than a competitor’s.
Hudson President David Kramer is “one of many people being looked at”
A friend of the mayor for more than a decade, Kramer and his wife have given $9,125 to de Blasio’s political campaigns since 2007.
Kramer and his project architect, Jonathan Marvel, also hosted fund-raisers for de Blasio’s mayoral campaign
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
It’s good to be king.
[Hudson President David Kramer]
My whole idea about renovating The Cloud Club.
Which part? Renovating the restaurant you don’t own part or spending the $200 million you don’t have part?
How come when the average Joe commits a crime, it is investigated pretty damn fast and the average Joe is arrested. But when a ‘rat politician commits a crime, the investigation goes on for years?
Big Bird is dirty as hell
Duh Blowjobio tried to do the same thing with Clinton Park Stables, didn’t he?
His sticky little fingers are EVERYWHERE.
So that’s how Cosmo makes his money.
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/manhattan/mayor-de-blasio-no-horse-trading-nyc-article-1.2515486
Wait...no he's not.
My bad.
Oh crap!
...On Clinton Street.....now that’s funny!!!
The Commie is so dirty even NY Law Enforcement can’t turn their back
A Crooked Democrat? Say it isn’t so!
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