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Afternoon Links: Number of Registered Brooklyn Democrats Mysteriously Drops

by Barbara Eldredge

Brooklyn is losing registered Democrats, L train shutdowns could begin in 2019 and more Brooklyn news.

Beautifully Renovated Bed Stuy Brownstone With Full-Floor Master Suite Asks $2.75 Million

by Chris Erikson

When we last featured this Second Empire Bed Stuy brownstone as a House of the Day, back in 2006, it was a low-priced rehab candidate with good bones. A lot has changed since then. The house, at 17 Madison Street, near the Clinton Hill border, is now a serious looker, beautifully renovated.

In 1834 This Brooklynite Paid Just $50 in City and County Taxes

by Barbara Eldredge

In case you needed yet another reminder that today is the last day you can file your taxes, we dug up this 182-year-old tax receipt from Brooklynite Nehemia Denton.

These 8 Big Construction Projects Will Bring Almost 1,000 Apartments to Myrtle Avenue

by Hannah Frishberg

A major commercial and residential thoroughfare in two boroughs, Myrtle Avenue is currently experiencing a surge of development where it runs through Fort Greene and Clinton Hill in Brooklyn. The construction will add almost 1,000 apartments as well as new ground-floor stores to the area.

5 Homes in Hot Brooklyn Nabes for Under $1,000 per Square Foot

by Barbara Eldredge

Bed Stuy, PLG, Windsor Terrace and Sunset Park are just a few of the excellent hoods where you can still find homes under the $1,000-per-square-foot ceiling. And weve found a handful of excellent listings to match.

Morning Links: East New York Rezoning Makes It Through City Council Subcommittees

by Cate Corcoran

Council committees say yes to East New York rezoning plan, tiny homes in Brooklyn and beyond and more.

Top 10 Real Estate Listings This Week: Brooklyn Stand-Alones and Upstate Cottages

by Laura Leebove

This weeks top listings are -- gasp! -- not all in Brooklyn. Its not too surprising, though -- who doesnt want a cute Upstate cottage to escape to this summer?

Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: Pricey Nabes and Brooklyn Bridge Park’s New Marina

by Laura Leebove

See which neighborhoods outpaced Dumbo in first-quarter sales, a look at Brooklyn Bridge Parks new marina and more of this weeks top stories.

Democratic Primary Debate Puts Spotlight on Navy Yard’s Duggal Greenhouse

by Hannah Frishberg

Thursday nights Democratic primary debate at the Brooklyn Navy Yards Duggal Greenhouse was tense — a stark contrast to the buildings open format and calming waterfront views.

Afternoon Links: Takeaways From the Brooklyn Debate, EPA Selects Site for Gowanus Sewage Tank

by Barbara Eldredge

What happened at the Brooklyn democratic debate, Williamsburg-made matzo and more Brooklyn news.

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