Daily Links: Who Is Making Hundreds of Calls Complaining About Illegal Signage in Brooklyn?
Charges are dropped against a mother who had her baby ripped from arms by police, and beloved Williamsburg club Output will close on New Year’s Day.
Fradei, Bistro Serving Regional Italian Food, Will Replace Cafe Lafayette in Fort Greene
The casual, homey restaurant will have a "soft opening" on Thursday, December 20.
Explore History and Change With a Walking Tour of Crown Heights North
Breathe in the crisp air and soak in a bit of knowledge with a walk past the architectural wonders of Crown Heights North this weekend with a tour from the Municipal Art Society.
Cozy One-Bedroom With Mantel, Window Seat in Eclectic-Romanesque Heights Building Asks $545K
It's on the third floor of an unusual late Victorian apartment building that was given a neo-Colonial makeover in 1942.
After a Year-Long Debate, Landmarks Preservation Commission Votes in Favor of Rules Changes
Commissioners at the Landmarks Preservation Commission have voted in favor of an initially controversial proposal to change the rules under which the agency operates.
Architect-Designed Long Island City Condo With Roof Deck, Parking Available Asks $1.81 Million
Created as a series of interlocking cubes and diagonal facets that project and recess at the upper levels, Corte is a collaboration between Argentinian architect Dieguez Fridman and the distinguished New York-based firm of Beyer Blinder Belle.
Here’s What to Do With the Radiators When You Renovate a Brownstone or Townhouse
Radiator heat is superior to forced air, but if yours are in poor condition or you're space starved, here are some options.
Bulging Medical Office Nearly Complete on Site of Former Historic Bank in East New York
Designed by Array Architects, the new building will house “ambulatory diagnostic or treatment health care facilities,” according to permits.
Daily Links: East New York Pastor Plans Affordable Housing Campus on Megachurch Parking Lot
Andrew Cuomo orders a last-minute review of L train shutdown plans, and a Brooklyn Heights townhouse joins an elite club with a $12 million sale.
From the Forum: Should a Homeowner File for a Permit When Replacing Siding?
A homeowner is unclear whether they should file for a permit when replacing the siding on the front and rear facades of their wood frame house.
Ornate Bed Stuy Magnus Dahlander Renaissance Revival Brownstone With 7 Mantels Asks $3 Million
A bay and carvings give it some punch on the street, but that's nothing compared to the entry hall or double parlor.
