BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — DEAN BRODSKY, CEO of Brodmore and described by Crain’s New York as a developer with a “history of construction accidents,” has purchased a vacant 2,500-square-foot parcel at 27 Cranberry St. in Brooklyn Heights, for $5.4 million, the publication reports. The site once belonged to Louis Greco Jr., a developer mired in bankruptcies and lawsuits, Crain’s says. Greco won Landmarks approval in 2024 for a four-story brick home with a stoop and angled façade before selling.

Brodsky, a former investment banker turned developer with 14 Brooklyn projects, has faced citations in recent years: scaffolding collapse at a Gowanus condo in 2019, and a Fort Greene brownstone wall collapse in 2024. Despite the safety record, he secured $9 million in new loans from Midtown lender

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