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A couple of weeks ago we noted on Curbed that a prominent Gowanus building at Bond and Union Street that used to be well known for its graffiti and street art was back on the market. The big unused warehouse (which was the scene of a counterfeit baseball merchandise bust during the Guiliani Adminisrtration) had on the market at one time for $12 million as a development site. Last year, it became the Ayyun Center for Jewish Enrichment, got a new paint job outside which obliterated the iconic street art and chandeliers and drapes inside. The sign is gone, but there’s no indication in city records yet that the property has been sold, so perhaps it’s been leased. It’s on land that’s part of the coming Gowanus rezone which would allow some fairly sizeable residential buildings on the site.