The BMT is located in Red Hook, a western Brooklyn neighborhood that has a ferry dock and a cruise terminal but is nonetheless “notoriously isolated by its lack of subway access and being bound by an ...

RED HOOK —The New York City Economic Development Corp. has postponed — for a few weeks — a vote on a plan outlining the future of the $3.1 billion, 122-plus-acre Brooklyn Marine Terminal ...

With the Brooklyn Marine Terminal (BMT) about to undergo a massive transformation, transit advocates and community groups are urging the city not to forget about addressing the area's ...

Fisk first reveals his obsession during a site visit to Red Hook during a staff meeting, declaring to his team that the port is “a black eye on the face of this city” and that he intends to ...

The Virgin Islands Transit shuttle to Carnival Village runs April 18 to May 2 from 9 p.m. to midnight. From the Red Hook ...

The 122-acre Brooklyn Marine Terminal (BMT) is one of the city’s last remaining maritime industrial sites on the waterfront.

The proposal now before the Brooklyn Marine Terminal Task Force is the result of years of negotiation, months of community ...

A busway, pedestrian-first blocks, and a longer greenway are on the table. But a residents-only shuttle? That's a non-starter, some say.

The vote, originally scheduled for Apr. 11, concerned the preliminary blueprint for redeveloping the Brooklyn Marine Terminal, which stretches from Pier 7 in Cobble Hill to Pier 12 in Red Hook.