Bed Stuy’s Annual House Tour Returns for 40th Year
It's been 40 years since the first home tour offered tantalizing glimpses inside the domestic architecture of Bed Stuy and there's no sign of the interest abating.
Compact Park Slope Co-op With Original Details, Maximum Quaintness Asks $535K
This one-bedroom co-op in the Park Slope Historic District is small but appealing, with multiple exposures and some original details.
Locals Win Landmark Status for Two President Street Buildings in Carroll Gardens
This morning the Landmarks Preservation Commission voted to designate two properties on President Street in Carroll Gardens.
Insider Tricks and Tips for Keeping Pigeons and Other Birds From Nesting on Your Home
Pigeons, also known as rats with wings, love to roost on the window sills, roofs and cornices of brownstones, bringing their unsightly droppings with them.
City Picks Hudson to Develop Long-Stalled Greenpoint Hospital Site in East Williamsburg
The redevelopment of the former Greenpoint Hospital in East Williamsburg is moving along after years of scrapped plans, local resistance and lawsuits.
Daily Links: Multiple Cars Explode in Kings Plaza Parking Garage in East New York, Injuring 21
PLG tenants are still fighting for resolution six years after fire, and the Squibb span to Brooklyn Bridge Park has no reopening date.
Brokers: Earn Continuing Education Credits at Brownstoner’s October Real Estate Conference
Build your network, learn and nosh while earning continuing education credits at the Brownstoner & QNS Real Estate Conference in October.
Grand Neo-Renaissance Limestone Dripping in Details in PLG Asks $2.25 Million
This stately townhouse in the Prospect Lefferts Gardens Historic District is "in need of a total renovation" but offers an abundance of rich, original details.
Spacious Carroll Gardens Brownstone Condo With Terrace, Central Air Asks $1.8 Million
It's a condo, it's in a brownstone, and it has ample space and a terrace, not to mention low monthly charges -- all good things not often found in one package.
Literary Lovers Line Up for the Brooklyn Book Festival in Downtown Brooklyn (Photos)
The summer sun and temperatures returned in time for the thousands of book lovers who flocked to Downtown Brooklyn on Sunday for the annual Brooklyn Book Festival.
Long-Derelict Clinton Hill Wood Frame Gets New Siding, Approval From Landmarks
The tar paper and plywood that have wrapped a modest wooden frame house since it was damaged by fire more than a decade ago are finally giving way to new siding.
Daily Links: Feds Get Manafort’s Carroll Gardens Brownstone as Part of Plea Deal
NYCHA told Coney Island residents to stay home on primary day, and Clinton Hill bar Hot Bird will officially close in December.
