From the Forum: Growing a Patch of Green in the Backyard
An attempt to seed a lawn in their new backyard was more successful than expected, but it's still somewhat patchy.
After a Thorough Renovation, Park Slope Neo-Grec Brownstone Asks $4.495 Million
The home was built in the 1880s and was redone by interior designer Sheena Murphy of Sheep + Stone in collaboration with architecture firm Frances Mildred.
How to Gracefully Add Air Conditioning to a Vintage Brooklyn Townhouse
Figuring out where to squeeze central air conditioning in a century-old brownstone or townhouse can be perplexing even for the most seasoned renovators, especially when the original walls are remaining intact.
Councilmember Levin Tells Developers Behind 80 Flatbush That Works Still Needs to Be Done
At a public hearing Tuesday morning, Councilmember Stephen Levin asked both the developers of 80 Flatbush and the community advocates: Is there a way to strike a balance?
Daily Links: Livestock Is Running Wild in the Streets of Brooklyn
DOT to modify clear curbs pilot on Flatbush Avenue, and it’s way too hot on the New York City subway.
BRIC Celebrates a Milestone Anniversary With a Packed Season of New Programming
The organization is marking their four decades of making an impact in Brooklyn with a full slate of new offerings.
Newly Minted Condo in Crown Heights Brownstone With Terrace, Two Bedrooms Asks $949K
This two-bedroom, 2.5-bath duplex condo has a number of attractive features, including a clean, streamlined design and two outdoor spaces.
Get Your Tickets Now to the Brownstoner and QNS Real Estate Conference
Build your network, hear from residential market leaders, and learn about developments changing the skyline and streets of New York City's two fastest growing boroughs at the Brownstoner and QNS Real Estate Conference in October.
Brownstoner’s Top 10 Carriage House Instagram Photos of 2018
Their diminutive scale and picturesque details lure photographers into capturing their charm and they also inspire a bit of real estate envy in passerby.
Public Will Get Say on Landmark’s Controversial Revised Rules Changes After All
After nearly a year of heated debate between preservationists and the Landmarks Preservation Commission over a controversial proposal to change the rules under which the agency operates, the LPC announced they will hold another public hearing on the matter on October 16.
Daily Links: Red Hook’s Notoriously Crowded Restaurant Pok Pok Will Close in September
Former Botanic Garden arborist fired after criticizing garden’s leadership, and how the clampdown on Uber affects Brooklyn.
