Canyon-Johnson Converts Former Candy Factory into Condos

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NEW YORK CITY-A long-planned condo development is finally reaching the market in Brooklyn Heights. Canyon-Johnson Urban Fund's Los Angeles-based development team is completing the transformation of the Peaks Mason Mints candy factory located at 20 Henry St. into 24 loft spaces.

The former candy factory has been converted into loft spaces and the asking prices for the condo units will range from $450,000 to $2.56 million. Canyon-Johnson assumed control over the development in 2010. Stribling & Associates is marketing the loft spaces. For the full story, go to Wall Street Journal .

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