From the Forum: Should a Buyer Be Concerned About a Deck Not Built to Code?
In homebuyer is wondering if work that is probably not code compliant will complicate any future renovations that they might want to undertake.
Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: Danish Design Company Hacks IKEA, Viewing the Eclipse
Here's a look back at the top stories on Brownstoner this week.
Four Homes by Brooklyn’s Shore to See This Weekend, Starting at $699K
With August in full swing, this week we bring you four homes near the water.
Brooklyn Real Estate Listings Six Months Later: Three Homes Sold, One in Contract
This week, we're taking a look back six months to see how four of our featured listings fared, including a standalone house in Bay Ridge and a co-op in Fort Greene.
Starbucks Comes to Tourist Mecca Old Fulton Street in Dumbo
Starbucks opened today on Old Fulton Street in Dumbo, bringing another national chain to one of Brooklyn's most historic and touristy areas.
Daily Links: B&H Photo Settles Navy Yard Suit, Witnesses Sell Brutalist Townhouse in Heights
B&H Photo workers will receive back wages, and Rabsky has sold yet another bit of the sprawling Rheingold development site in Bushwick.
Snapshots of Brooklyn’s Rural Past at Brooklyn Historical Society
Learn about the unobstructed views, fields and farms that once typified Brooklyn and the man who photographed them.
Brownstone Triplex With Dream Kitchen, Art Studio in Clinton Hill Asks $8,450 a Month
The rear of the parlor floor of this rental has been transformed into a kitchen for serious cooks.
Bay Ridge Church Removes Plaques Honoring Confederate General Robert E. Lee (Updated)
In the wake of riots and a murder in Virginia related to the removal of Confederate monuments, the Episcopal church this morning removed two plaques honoring Confederate general Robert E. Lee on church property in Bay Ridge.
Lottery Opens for Second Round of Affordable Units at DoBro Development Starting at $613
A second affordable housing lottery has opened up at TF Cornerstone's Downtown Brooklyn development on Bond Street, with units starting at $613 a month for lottery winners.
The Outsider: Midwood Garden Charms With Subtle Plantings and Plenty of Open Space
Stylish, low maintenance and family friendly, this bi-level Brooklyn backyard by Brook Landscape features a marble patio, wood deck and layered plantings.
Daily Links: Brooklynites Protest After Charlottesville, NYC Kids Lose Homes
One in seven NYC elementary-school students will experience homelessness as rents rise twice as fast as wages, according to two new reports.
