Spend a Wintry Afternoon With Some Historic Crafting at Wyckoff Farmhouse Family Day
Get cozy in the atmospheric surroundings of Wyckoff Farmhouse with a free day of exploring history and handcrafts.
Grandly Scaled One-Bedroom With Loft in Brooklyn Heights Brownstone Asks $850K
The parlor floor co-op has high ceilings, a carved marble mantel, bay window and oversize doors, but recent updates are not making the most of its considerable charms.
LPC Asks for Small Refinements to Addition to Romanesque Revival Building in Brooklyn Heights
Commissioners told the architects and developers behind a planned hotel on Remsen Street to come back and try again, with a vote of no action.
Once-Grand Bushwick Italianate Left Open to Elements, May Be Razed
The corner manse, which had a graceful porch and tower, await permits to replace it with modern, glassy apartments.
Developer Wants to Use Landmarked Church’s Air Rights to Build Bigger, Jagged Building in ‘Burg
The building, already under construction, will stand next to the St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, which is an individual landmark.
Daily Links: Block-Long Office Development Is Brewing in Greenpoint
Shoemaker plans production facility in Industry City, and Butterfunk Kitchen’s former home in Windsor Terrace is for sale.
Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard Put Park Slope Brownstone on Market for $4.599 Million
Since their children no longer attend school in the neighborhood, the family decided to move, the couple said.
From the Forum: Should a Buyer Be Concerned About Purchasing a House Without a Gas Meter?
A potential homeowner is considering purchasing a house that has no gas service and is wondering what kind of headaches this will bring.
Carpentry-Folle French Renaissance Park Slope Row House With Mantels, Sauna Asks $4.5 Million
This single-family limestone in the Park Slope Historic District has an abundance of woodwork, fireplaces and outdoor space.
City to Reboot Willoughby Square Park Project If Developer Can’t Close Deal
Years after rent-regulated tenants were evicted to make way for a park and underground parking near City Point in Downtown Brooklyn, the city will start the project from scratch if the developer can't get funding by the end of this month, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper writes.
Daily Links: Rally Against BQE Plan Draws Hundreds to Brooklyn Heights Promenade
Controversial Crown Heights bar hasn’t opened in new year, and Downtown Brooklyn’s fabled restaurant Gage & Tollner team signs lease.
This Canarsie Spot Was Once Rocking and Bowling
In the 20th century, depending on the decade, you may have made your way to this block in Canarsie for bowling, lounge singers, rockers or a fashion show.
