Delve Into Brooklyn Neighborhoods, Architects and Lost Treasures With Virtual Tours This Month
Spend the rest of April brushing up on your Brooklyn history with a slate of virtual tours that explore the fascinating history of the borough.
Flatbush Co-op With Arched Openings, Wood Floors Asks $525K
This third floor unit in a six-story Flatbush apartment building includes multiple exposures, a generous number of closets and a spacious layout.
Brooklyn Real Estate Six Months Later: All Four Sold
This week, our look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago focuses on homes in Clinton Hill, Flatbush, Boerum Hill and Park Slope.
After Previous Controversial Plan Fizzled, City Relaunches Redesign of Fort Greene Park
City green space gurus propose an extensive makeover that will include new basketball and barbecue areas, better accessibility, and an environmental review.
Daily Links: Pop-up Vaccine Site Will Open at Clinton Hill’s Emmanuel Baptist Church
In the News
- Over 50,000 NYC Public School Students Will Return to Classrooms [NYT]
- At East Williamsburg’s Lichen, Friends Sell Furniture With Fresh Approach [NYT]
- DoBro Should Get Third ‘Busway’ on Livingston Street, Pols Say [NYDN]
- Locals Fear Fulton Ferry Landing Overcrowding [BP]
- Locals Protest Crown Heights Supermarket-Eviction Developer [BK Reader]
- Spreading the Gospel of Masa at Bed Stuy’s All Things Good [Grub Street]
- Pop-up Vaccine Site Coming to Clinton Hill Church This Week [Patch]
Townhouse Shopping? Check the Webinar ‘Brownstones and Townhouses 102’ on April 23
A lineup of panelists, including a real estate agent, architect, attorney and mortgage broker, will guide attendees through the many facets of brownstone shopping.
Renovated Brooklyn Heights Brownstone With Marble Mantels, Wine Cellar Asks $8.995 Million
This Brooklyn Heights brownstone offers up a bit of contrast on the interior, from a high-ceilinged Italianate detail-filled parlor to a wood-clad rustic retreat on the top floor.
Daily Links: Rental Broker Fees Are Back Thanks to State Judge Ruling
In the News
- Why the Gowanus Canal Is a Litmus Test for NYC Development [NYT]
- How COVID Turned Brooklyn Food Pantries Into ‘Mini-Costcos’ [NYT]
- How a Red Hook Arts and Food Activist Spends Her Sundays [NYT]
- Carroll Gardens Pizzeria Caught in Trademark Legal Battle [NYP]
- Coney Island Amusement Parks: What to Know Before You Go [BP]
- A Brooklyn Building Is Screeching, We Asked an Acoustician Why [Curbed]
- Coney Island’s Mr. Cyclone Is Back in the Front Car [Curbed]
- Broker Fee Ban an Error, Court Rules [TRD]
- Renderings Revealed for Three-Story Residential Building in Borough Park [NYY]
Lawyer Charged With Stealing From Client, Brownsville Senior, in Home Sale
An East Flatbush lawyer was charged with defrauding a Brownsville senior he represented out of $85,000 Thursday, Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez announced.
Enormous Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for 106 Units in Brownsville, Starting at $362 a Month
Of the 106 affordable apartments in this lottery, there are 11 studios, 51 one-bedrooms, 19 two-bedrooms and 25 three-bedrooms available.
Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: A Carriage House Rental, a Lush Park Slope Limestone
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a co-op in Kensington, a row house in Prospect Lefferts Gardens and a brownstone in Sunset Park.
Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: Progress at Crown Heights’ Nassau Brewery Site
Catch up on your reading with a look at the most popular stories from the past week.
