No-Fee Floor-Through in Park Slope Brownstone With Crown Molding Asks $3,500 a Month
Set on the third floor of an 1870s brownstone, this floor-through unit offers a flexible layout and a location on one of the leafy, low-scale streets within the Park Slope Historic District.
City Planner Turned Developer Seeks Variance to Put Up 15-Story ‘Model Block’ in Red Hook
The complex would bring apartments, offices, light manufacturing, restaurants and art spaces to the historic waterfront neighborhood.
Thinking of Buying a Brooklyn Brownstone or Townhouse? Watch This Free Video First
Watch the free Brownstoner webinar, "Brownstones and Townhouses 101" and get insider tips on navigating the process of buying in Brooklyn.
How Many Truly Affordable Units Could the Controversial Gowanus Rezoning Actually Create?
We are in the middle of a housing crisis, unemployment is at record highs and many are struggling to pay rent.
Daily Links: Positive COVID Cases Shut Down Three More Bed Stuy Schools
In the News
- Borough Park Synagogue Pulls Off Massive, Apparently Legal Wedding [NYP]
- Economic Mobility Plan to Bring Job Training to Southern Brooklyn [BP]
- New York Desperately Awaits Details on Federal Aid [Gothamist]
- Park Slope Restaurateur Henry Goldberger Dies at 95: Report [Patch]
- Coronavirus Cases Close More Bed Stuy Schools [Patch]
- An Elegantly DIY Williamsburg Apartment With a Vreeland-Red Wall [Curbed]
- Brooklyn-Based Artist Imagines City Transformed by Climate Change [AD]
- Bankrupt Clinton Hill Rentals Look to Escape Rent Regulation [TRD]
- New Renderings Reveal the Collective’s Flagship in Williamsburg [NYY]
In Need of Work, Boerum Hill Row House With Mantels, Plasterwork Asks $3.15 Million
For a house that needs more than a fair amount of work, this Boerum Hill brick row house comes with quite the price tag but there are also plenty of original details intact.
Brownstone Boys: Thinking of Renovating in 2021? Here’s What It Will Cost You
It’s hard to believe it’s been about a year since we all carved home offices out of our living space -- and spent more time in our kitchens than possibly ever before.
Rough Trade Record Shop Moving Out of Its Williamsburg Space After Seven Years
It will close in the spring and reopen somewhere in New York City in the summer.
Daily Links: Residents Decry Lack of Vaccine Outreach in Brooklyn’s Hardest Hit Neighborhoods
In the News
- MTA Postpones 4 Percent Fare Hike, Hoping for Federal Rescue [NYT]
- Dozens Arrested After Protesters March Over Brooklyn Bridge [NYT]
- Outsiders Flock to Brownsville Hospital’s No-Appointment Vaccine [Gothamist]
- Group Provides Safe Walks Home From Bushwick Subway Stations [Pix11]
- Residents Say Hardest Hit Neighborhoods Need More Vaccine Outreach [CBS NY]
- Locals Plead With Cuomo to Keep Williamsburg Park Open [Bklyner]
- Elizabeth Roberts Crafts a Dreamy Office Sanctuary in Gowanus [AD]
- Greenpoint’s Xilonen Bolts out Gate With Game-Changing Fare [Eater]
- German Co-Living Firm in Brooklyn Files for Bankruptcy [TRD]
- For-Profit Developers Fight Brooklyn Pol-Backed Affordable Housing Bill [TRD]
Brooklyn Heights Studio With Archways, Four Closets, Deco Bathroom Asks $525K
While not abundant in square footage, this Art Deco-era studio has all the benefits of apartments from that era, including a separate dining space, arched doorways and closet space.
Maplewood/South Orange Offers Unique Diversity, Helped by Community Coalition on Race
For 20 years the SOMA Community Coalition on Race has worked to make diversity a reality. Here's how they've done it.
