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Thru the Lens: LaBarbera of Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater NY leads tour of Forham Landing

Shown (from left) are: Gary LaBarbera, president, Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York; Gary Segal, president and CEO, Dynamic Star; Brad Zackson, director of development, Dynamic Star; and Penny Lee, director of planning, Dynamic Star.

Bronx, NY A tour of the future site of Fordham Landing, Dynamic Star’s planned $3.5-billion development along the Harlem River in the University Heights neighborhood is led by Gary LaBarbera, president, Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York.

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