Brooklyn is losing registered Democrats, L train shutdowns could begin in 2019 and more Brooklyn news.
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Brooklyn is losing registered Democrats, L train shutdowns could begin in 2019 and more Brooklyn news.
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 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.
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.
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.
Council committees say yes to East New York rezoning plan, tiny homes in Brooklyn and beyond and more.
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?
See which neighborhoods outpaced Dumbo in first-quarter sales, a look at Brooklyn Bridge Parks new marina and more of this weeks top stories.
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.
What happened at the Brooklyn democratic debate, Williamsburg-made matzo and more Brooklyn news.