A Wood Frame Country Church Survivor in East New York
In 1821, the good folk of New Lots decided they needed their own community church. This was not a town of wealthy merchants; these were farmers, without a lot of money.
Nicely Renovated Clinton Hill Co-op With Blue Tiled Kitchen, Two Bedrooms Asks $699K
The floors are parquet and the walls are white, for a clean and contemporary yet mid-century look.
Revel In the Art of Bushwick This Weekend With Bushwick Open Studios
Bushwick will be overflowing with art lovers as the annual Bushwick Open Studios returns for its 13th year.
Daily Links: City Council Hires Its Own Engineers to Review Plans for Reconstruction of BQE
In the News
- City Council Hires Independent Firm to Review BQE Rehab Plan [Eagle]
- Crown Heights Community Pushes Solution to ‘Development Desert’ [Eagle]
- Williamsburg Loft Building’s Tenants See Hopes to Stay Fade [The City]
- Critics: Brooklyn Bridge Park Affordable Housing Is Too Expensive [City Limits]
- 80 Flatbush Will Rise After Settlement Reached in Lawsuit [Curbed]
- Gourmand Heavyweights Plan Williamsburg Brasserie [CO]
- Bed Stuy Commissary Kitchen to Open in Former Pfizer Building [CO]
- Men Behind Reality Television Real Estate Scheme Arrested [BuzzFeed]
- New Renderings Revealed for Residential Building in Wingate [NYY]
- 302 Broadway Prepares for Vertical Ascent in Williamsburg [NYY]
From the Forum: Keeping the Mice Away
From the Forum: Keeping the Mice Away
Arts and Crafts House in Fiske Terrace With Ogee Roof, Two-Car Garage Asks $1.875 Million
Sharply updated in the latest fashion in its kitchen and bathrooms, this sprawling early 20th century shingled house has wonderful preserved details inside and out.
Freshen Up for Fall at the ABC Carpet & Home Warehouse Sale in Brooklyn
The ABC Carpet & Home outlet in Industry City in Sunset Park is offering as much as 80 percent off carpet, rugs, furniture, lighting and more for four days.
Aufgang’s Apartments on Long-Empty Clinton Hill Lot Will Be Brick, Rise Eight Stories
The eight-story, 50-unit brick and steel building will have a traditional yet contemporary look, a rendering posted on the fence shows.
Daily Links: Long-Delayed Willoughby Park Hits Snag Over Abolitionist History
In the News
- The Critters Doing $114 Million in Damage to Brooklyn’s Piers [NYT]
- Dumbo’s 85 Jay Launches Condo Sales This Month [NYT]
- Willoughby Park Delayed After Design Leaves Out Abolitionist History [Eagle]
- Officials Deny Accusations of Transfers to Rikers From Brooklyn [Eagle]
- City to Finish Grand Street Bike Lane This Month [BP]
- Owner of East Williamsburg’s McKibbon Lofts Owes $278K in Violations [CO]
- Williamsburg Gained One of the City’s Top Cocktail Bars Last Week [Eater]
- Renderings Released of Seven-Story Community Building in Kensington [NYY]
Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for Five Units in Williamsburg, Starting at $938 a Month
Rents are set at 60 percent of median income, which is beginning to become a rarity in Brooklyn.
Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: Modern in Greenpoint, Original Details in Park Slope
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a spacious co-op in Park Slope, a Flatbush row house and a modern reno in Clinton Hill.
Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: Vivid Art in a Clinton Hill Brownstone, a Fort Greene Reno
Catch up on your reading with a look at the most popular stories from the past week.
