Drug Cop Worth $400 Million After Bets on Brooklyn Real Estate

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When Red Hook was a ghost town, Greg O’Connell had started buying property in the Brooklyn neighborhood four decades ago. The shadow of the Statue of Liberty and not afraid of using illegal drugs and drugs. Acquisition of properties for almost nothing: “Nobody wanted them,” he said, and now there are approximately 1.3 million-square-foot buildings and other 385,000 square feet undeveloped land in Brooklyn, mainly in Red Hook. 77-year-old O’Connell said that he does not track the value of his holdings.

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Though O’Connell tries to balance the scales by giving some rent subsidies, many residents are giving discounts to an area which was an inexpensive enclave in an increasingly expensive city. According to someone’s viewpoint, anxiety, or hope is high, it is that the prices will rise only here.

Recently on a sunny day, a bearded man in Ray-Buns went along with a child in Keith Herring Printing Company, who was passing through a record store in Tesla dealership. Young couples with Birkenstocks and ice cream cafes stroll through art galleries and apartments. Recently, on a sunny day, a bearded man at Ray-Buns went with a child at Keith Herring Printing Company, who was passing through a record store at the Tesla dealership. Young couples with Birkenstock cafes and ice creams parade through art galleries and apartments.

While they rent it out from companies like Fairway Market and Emmel Hills, Chemery, many of their

Queen’s, son of a teacher and a police officer. A large part of their extended family, almost all of them were public servants, lived there, and had a great impact on the formation of their approach. A lesson from his father impressed him especially.

When O’Connell was a child, his father would sometimes take him to work. On one occasion, he saw a drunk person lying on a pavement holding a bottle of Thunderbird wine. O’Connell’s father turned to him and said, “Remember to treat the judge on the stand are non-profit organizations that get a place for free or market rates.