Bawabeh Holdings filed a rezoning application to build 972 apartments across nine buildings in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. The development spans 1.2 million square feet along East 98th Street and Rockaway Parkway. The New York-based developer submitted the application through the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure (ULURP), the city's process for major land use changes. The project represents a substantial residential expansion for the neighborhood, adding nearly 1,000 units to Brooklyn's housing stock. ULURP applications require public review and community board input before moving forward. The filing signals continued development momentum in Brooklyn's outer boroughs, where developers target emerging neighborhoods with lower land costs than central Brooklyn or Manhattan. East Flatbush has seen increased development interest as housing demand pushes investors eastward across the borough.