Popular stories this week include a Bed Stuy brownstone with a distinctive window that's back on the market and a look at a new development nearing completion in Williamsburg.
It's been tough to find replacement parts for a toilet, so a homeowner has determined that replacement makes the most sense.
From Williamsburg to Bay Ridge, all of the open house picks this week are move-in ready — one is in a historic district and the others have curb appeal.
This one-bedroom apartment on one of the Cobble Hill Historic District’s quaint blocks is a classic example of brownstone Brooklyn.
Here’s a look at four of our featured listings from six months ago, located in Brooklyn Heights, Bed Stuy and Sunset Park.
The list of architectural, artistic and natural wonders to explore in the Hudson Valley is fairly lengthy and it may seem a daunting task to choose where to spend your time.
Meet the unofficial stewards of Brooklyn’s most polluted waterway, and Seoul's best-kept secret opens a flagship store in Williamsburg.
If you have wanted to determine your sea-worthiness you can start off gently with an excursion in the Bush Terminal Park lagoon.
Decked out with bay windows, hipped roof and a charming front porch, this is an immaculately renovated Edwardian on a quiet Kensington block.
