Built in the 19th century, this 22-foot-wide single-family townhouse in Downtown Brooklyn has an abundance of modern interior touches and multiple outdoor spaces.
With dramatic rooflines and an exuberant mix of architectural details, the Second Empire style had a fair bit of popularity in New York in the later half of the 19th century, for houses both rural and urban.
The city has selected borough artist Kameelah Janan Rasheed to erect a text-based public art installation at Downtown Brooklyn’s Willoughby Square Park.
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It isn't exactly overflowing with space, but the small unit does offer a perch on the top floor of one of the grand 19th century houses that line the leafy avenue in the Clinton Hill Historic District.
The South Brooklyn Marine Terminal in Sunset Park will become an enormous new wind turbine assembly plant funded in part by New York State, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced on Wednesday morning.
A new limited-edition library card will be launching in celebration of Juneteenth 2021 and artists are being encouraged to submit their designs this month.
Of the affordable apartments, there is a single one-bedroom and a pair of two-bedrooms, with monthly rents starting at $2,241 and topping out at $2,709.
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Verandah Place is one of those little Brooklyn streets that oozes charm thanks to its row of low-scale 19th century brick homes and location facing popular Cobble Hill Park.
Panelists, including an architect, mortgage broker and real estate agent, will address everything from financing to renovation.
