Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: New Looks in Design, a Hoboken Brownstone Reno
Catch up on your reading with a look at the most popular stories from the past week.
Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: A Greenwood Heights Italianate, a Park Slope Rental
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a wood frame in Park Slope, a brick Italianate in Fort Greene and a condo in Stuyvesant Heights.
From the Forum: What Is the Source of the Mysterious Smell in the Basement?
A smell of paint thinner has suddenly invaded their basement and a homeowner can't figure out the origin.
Standalone With Porch and Two-Car Garage Plus Three More to See This Weekend
For this weekend's open house picks, we have four with a mix of updates and original details, including a brownstone in Fort Greene with ornate plasterwork.
Brooklyn Real Estate Six Months Later: One Sold, Two Off the Market, One Still Available
This week, our look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago centers on homes in Crown Heights, Borough Park, Prospect Park South and Bushwick.
From a Quirky Carriage House to a Second Empire Mansion, Another Look at 5 Historic Upstate Homes
Whether your dream home is a quaint carriage house, a charm-filled cottage or a grand estate, there are plenty of drool-worthy houses in the region beyond Brooklyn to fantasize about.
Daily Links: Advocates Fight for a Dedicated Bus Lane on Busy Flatbush Avenue Route
Coney Island library to shutter for four months starting in April, a refined British restaurant is found hiding in a Greenpoint bar and more news.
Dine The Boroughs to Offer Affordable Three-Course Meals in Brooklyn and Beyond
A two-week culinary tour of some of the outer boroughs’ best bites will offer prix fixe menu options for $28.
Classic Floor-Through With Mantel, Office, Parquet in Park Slope Brownstone Wants $2,600 a Month
Historic details in this roomy one-bedroom include a decorative mantel in the front room, parquet floors, shutters and picture frame molding.
Be Part of the Conversation at Historic Districts Council’s Annual Preservation Conference
Pull up a chair and gab with fellow concerned citizens about the preservation issues near and dear to you at the 25th annual preservation conference.
