Norah Jones Offers Lavish Cobble Hill Greek Revival With Pool, Solar, Cedar Closet for $8 Million
The layout of the extra-wide townhouse is essentially unchanged since Jones bought it a decade ago, but the mechanical and luxury additions are quite significant.
Long Island City Two Bedroom, Two Bath With Office in Renovated Factory Asks $1.36 Million
In the beautifully renovated zipper factory, the unit features open plan living, wood floors, lofty ceiling heights and casement windows.
Brownstone Boys: How Our New Closet System Keeps Us Sane
We designed the master bedroom closets to help us stay organized while taking up the least amount of space as possible.
The Grand Army Plaza Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Arch Lights Up the Night
While traffic hurled around Grand Army Plaza Monday night, a small group cast their eyes on the memorial arch as its usual purple glow was augmented with a new brilliance.
Daily Links: Cuomo Tells National Grid to Supply Gas to Brooklyn and Elsewhere or Lose License
In the News
- Cuomo Threatens National Grid: Provide Gas or Lose Your License [NYT]
- Creating an All-Women Development Team in Brooklyn and Beyond [NYT]
- Air Rights at Fort Greene NYCHA Building Go to de Blasio Donors [NYDN]
- Illegal Repairs Push Tenants Out of Problem-Plagued Bushwick Building [Eagle]
- Mobile Home Dwellers Moving to Beneath Gowanus Expressway [BP]
- Goons Pelt Kensington Synagogue With Eggs [BP]
- Dismantling and Mantling of Flatbush Continues Unabated [Q Parkside]
- Congresswoman Looks to Rewrite Federal Affordable-Housing Rules [Crain’s]
- Anti-Semitic Crime Spike Brings More No-Hate Classes to Brooklyn [Patch]
Get Documented in Paper at the Brooklyn Women’s Exchange Silhouette Portraits Event
Create a memory for the holiday season the old fashioned way, with a portrait in paper.
Moving to the Burbs? Consider Greenwich — But Attend This Event First
Increasingly, data trends show Brooklyn buyers are moving to Sound Shore towns such as Larchmont and Rye.
Windsor Terrace Co-op With ‘Homemaker’s Comfort,’ Updated Kitchen, Arches Asks $550K
The World War II-era one-bedroom has updates and original details such as arched doorways, hardwood floors and built-in shelves.
Promised Public Library and Arts Spaces Take Step Closer to Reality at 300 Ashland in Fort Greene
Condominium declaration documents have been filed, paving the way for the arrival of the long-promised Brooklyn Public Library and cultural organizations.
Demo Starts, Fence Goes Up for Controversial Alteration of 19th Century School in Williamsburg
The project involves removing the historic roof and bell tower and adding a modern structure on top.
