Anna Bradley-Smith is a Features Reporter at Top Class Actions. She covers a range of topics related to construction and real estate, with a focus on urban design, housing markets, and property management. Her work has been featured in Top Class Actions, BK Reader, Brooklyn Paper, and Brownstoner.
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Anna Bradley-Smith's coverage focuses heavily on local real estate, housing, and neighborhood developments in Brooklyn. She frequently reports on press releases, government announcements, and general announcements related to the real estate industry.
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By: Anna Bradley-Smith
BQE plan would temporarily remove playground, Flatbush staple Errol's Caribbean Delights closing, and more Brooklyn news.
By: Anna Bradley-Smith
Funds are needed to stabilize the church's historic Greek Revival Fellowship Hall after arson destroyed its sanctuary and iconic steeple.
A working lighthouse since 1890, the Coney Island Lighthouse and Keeper's Dwelling in Sea Gate could become an individual landmark.
By: Anna Bradley-Smith
Brooklyn luxury contracts top $100 million in four-month high, exhibit pays homage to city's pigeons through art, and more Brooklyn news.
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By: Anna Bradley-Smith
Bushwick's ‘Bird Man' barely rustled after awful week, Brooklyn peace activists urge Jeffries to help end Iran conflict, and more Brooklyn news.
By: Anna Bradley-Smith
NYC wants to control who can buy troubled housing, Greenpoint water tower set to be removed for construction, and more Brooklyn news.
By: Anna Bradley-Smith
MTA suspends bus fare enforcement teams after altercations, Brooklyn community board applications are now open, and more Brooklyn news.
By: Anna Bradley-Smith
Sunset Park street officially co-named Brooklyn Chinatown, Borough Park Diner to close after nearly 60 years, and more Brooklyn news.
By: Anna Bradley-Smith
A ground acknowledgement ceremony will kick off work on the new library and honor the East New York African Burial Ground.
