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How Brookfield Properties Created an Identity for a Languishing New York Retail Strip, and Found Inspiration in Ruth Bader Ginsburg

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When completed in the next two years, Manhattan West will be the 14th mixed-use complex of its kind for landlord Brookfield Properties. Credit: Brookfield Properties
When completed in the next two years, Manhattan West will be the 14th mixed-use complex of its kind for landlord Brookfield Properties. Credit: Brookfield Properties
By Diana Bell
December 20, 2018 | 10:26 AM

To the rest of the country, Ruth Bader Ginsburg is the second woman to ever serve on the U.S. Supreme Court. But to global commercial real estate investor Brookfield Properties, she's also a marketing draw to its West Village retail strip on Bleecker Street, an area known for arts and culture in New York City.

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