BY ROSE ADAMS 
 A real estate investment  
 fi rm  purchased  more  than  
 seven acres of land along  
 Shore Parkway for $57.5 million, 
  property records show.  
 New York-based FBE Limited  
 bought the fi ve  properties, 
   which  currently  house  
 a large parking lot and a pier  
 that extends from Bay 41st  
 Street  into  Gravesend  Bay.  
 The lots — 1900 Shorefront  
 Parkway and 1894 Shorefront  
 Parkway,  along  with  three  
 other  adjacent  properties  —  
 are located just south of the  
 amusement  park  Adventurer’s  
 Park, previously known  
 as Nellie Bly. 
 Documents  list  Thomas  
 Gagliano as the seller, and records  
 indicate that the land  
 had been in the Gagliano family  
 since 1967, the Real Deal  
 fi rst reported. In addition to  
 owning the properties, the  
 family runs Marine Basin Marina  
 from the Bay 41st Street  
 pier, which accommodates  
 more than 200 boats.  
 FBE  Limited,  headed  by  
 Abraham  Fruchthandler,  
 owns about 25 million square  
 feet  of  commercial  and  residential  
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 lots nationwide, including  
 several high-profi le  
 New York City properties. The  
 investment  company  is  partnering  
 with Jamestown Properties, 
  Belvedere Capital and  
 Angelo, and Gordon & Co. to  
 redevelop Industry City, a 32- 
 acre  industrial  complex  in  
 Sunset Park, and in 2018, the  
 fi rm fl ipped an Inwood mixeduse  
 development for $55 million  
 — more than twice what it  
 paid earlier that year, the Real  
 Deal reported.  
 Abraham  Fruchthandler’s  
 son, Ephraim Fruchthandler,  
 landed on former Public Advocate  
 Letitia  James’  “Worst  
 Landlord List” in 2015 for racking  
 up more than 400 building  
 code violations in his Harlem  
 apartment building. Fruchthandler  
 A real estate investment fi rm bought more than seven acres of waterfront property in Gravesend (marked in  
 blue) from the Gagliano family, which has owned the property since the 1960s.   Google 
 is still listed on the  
 Crown Heights Tenant Union’s  
 “Worst Landlord Watch List”  
 for allegedly attempting to deregulate  
 rent-stabilized apartments  
 and ignoring repair requests  
 for his Classon Avenue  
 building. Fruchthandler has  
 also come under fi re for allegedly  
 attacking  his  wife  with  
 a queen-size mattress  in 2017,  
 the Post reported.  
 The Gravesend property  
 is  zoned  as  an  M1-1  district,  
 which allows for light manufacturing, 
   such  as  repair  
 shops, woodworking shops,  
 and storage facilities. Now,  
 the  site  houses  the  marina,  
 the parking lot, a fi shing charter, 
  and jet ski tour and rental  
 company that docks on the  
 pier.  
 FBE Limited and Thomas  
 Gagliano declined to comment  
 on the sale, but a source with  
 intimate knowledge of the sale  
 said  that  developers  planned  
 to build a mall and an Amazon  
 storage facility on the site. 
 “The plan is they’re going  
 to put up a strip mall by Shore  
 Parkway and behind it an  
 Amazon warehouse,” said the  
 source, who spoke on the condition  
 of anonymity.  
 However,  a  tenant  of  1900  
 Shore Parkway claimed that  
 the strip mall plan was just  
 hearsay. 
 “It’s all rumors, but no one  
 knows for sure,” said Max, a  
 captain at Lady L Charters, a  
 fi shing charter located on the  
 pier.  
 Amazon  representatives  
 did not respond to requests for  
 comment.  
 Setting sale 
 Real estate fi rm buys seven-acre  
 lot along Gravesend waterfront 
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