Real Estate Bites: Park Slope’s Parlour Is Unique — in a Good Way
The entire building is made up of large units (full- and half-floor only) and the finishes are very high end.
Sunset Park Finnish Co-op With Park Views, Renovated Kitchen, Built-ins Asks $565K
In a classic Sunset Park Finnish co-operative, this two-bedroom apartment has had a rethink with a tweaked floor plan, built-ins and new finishes in the kitchen and bath.
Brooklyn Real Estate Six Months Later: One Sold, One off the Market, Two Still Available
Our look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago includes homes in Park Slope, Bed Stuy, Clinton Hill and Boerum Hill.
Boerum Hill’s Brooklyn Inn Reopens After Pandemic Closure With Food and Outdoor Seating
“This is definitely a peculiar chapter in the bar’s history,” said manager Jason Furlani. “We’ve never done table service before.”
Daily Links: Just Over a Quarter of City Public School Students Have Attended in-Person Classes
In the News
- Only 26 Percent of NYC Students Attend in-Person Classes, Far From Goal [NYT]
- How Is the Pandemic Shaping Home Design? [NYT]
- New Yorkers Get Creative About Work Spaces [NYT]
- 20-Year-Old Tourist Killed by Stray Bullet in Bushwick [NYT]
- Civil Rights Groups Sue City for Violent Response to Protests [Gothamist]
- Prospect Park Is the (Only) Place to Be [The Cut]
- Champion Coffee Closing Manhattan Avenue Shop [Greenpointers]
- ‘Red Zone’ Restrictions in Brooklyn Remain for Now, Cuomo Says [Patch]
- Cobble Hill Mom Creates Trick-or-Treating Alternative [NY1]
- Brooklyn’s Luxury Market Has Best Week Since Before the Pandemic [TRD]
- Renderings Revealed for 15-Story Building on Ocean Avenue in PLG [NYY]
Early Brooklyn Heights House With Wine Cellar, Wood Burning Fireplace Asks $5.4 Million
A rare and historic wood frame that hasn't been on the market in decades, this Brooklyn Heights row house is much older than it might appear at first glance.
Daily Links: Lines Stretched for Blocks Outside Barclays Center for Opening of Early Voting
In the News
- Lines Stretch for Blocks as New Yorkers Turn Out for Early Voting [NYT]
- What Will New York Real Estate Look Like Next Year? [NYT]
- Beyond Brooklyn, a Virus Milestone: Median Rent Below $3,000 [NYT]
- Key Food on Cortelyou Road Seeks Rezoning, Angering Ditmas Locals [BP]
- Developers Plan Eight-Story Apartment Building at Boerum Hill Gas Station [BP]
- Four ‘Red Zones’ in Southern Brooklyn See Decline in Virus Cases [Gothamist]
- Police Remove PPE Table Outside Early Voting Site in Red Hook [Gothamist]
- Multiple Bars Busted for Hosting Illegal Parties in Zoned Shutdown Areas [Eater]
- Bright Addition With ‘Pantry Portal’ for Park Slope Townhouse [Remodelista]
- Four-Story Building Coming to Central Avenue in Bushwick [NYY]
Dumbo Cafe Closes as Brooklyn Roasting Company Files for Bankruptcy (Updated)
Brooklyn’s namesake roasting company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on October 21, but its founder said the company is only adjusting its operations and has no plans to go anywhere.
Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for $1,995 Petite Two-Bedrooms With Balconies in Bushwick
All nine of the apartments are two-bedroom units with monthly rents of $1,995, set at an area median income of 130 percent.
Peaches HotHouse Fort Greene Not Closing, Just Giving Up Their Indoor Dining Space
The restaurant's indoor dining space is up for rent while takeout service and limited outdoor seating remain.
Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: Mid-Century in Brooklyn Heights, Colonial Revival in Flatbush
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a brownstone in Bed Stuy, a standalone in Flatbush and a four-family in Brownsville.
Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: An Architects House on The Market
Catch up on your reading with a look at the most popular stories from the past week.
