Explore Preservation and Change in Brooklyn With Walking Tours of the Borough
Get out into the borough with multiple tours exploring history and transformation in Brooklyn neighborhoods.
Serviceable Two-Bedroom Condo in Park Slope With Custom White Built-ins Asks $1.085 Million
This one is not going to win any design awards, but it's practical, with two bathrooms and seven closets.
This Spacious Condo Atop Sheraton Hotel in Flushing Has Balcony, Vented Kitchen, Pool
Residents enjoy a host of perks, with a recreation room, fitness area, bicycle room, laundry and an on-site garage.
Alice’s Tea Cup Set to Bring Its Whimsy to Brooklyn Heights This Spring
A slice of wonderland is coming to Brooklyn this spring when quirky cafe Alice's Tea Cup opens in Brooklyn Heights.
Modern Passive House Apartments to Replace Fanciful Victorian and Stable in Crown Heights
The picturesque Queen Anne-slash-Romanesque Revival townhouse has a colorful history and is located on an architecturally significant block just outside the historic district.
Daily Links: Alamo Draft House Grows, Bar Opens at Downtown Brooklyn’s City Point
Fire damages three-story landmarked building in Clinton Hill, Industry City leaders want to curb illegal truck parking.
From the Forum: What’s Causing the Lights to Dim?
A homeowner is stumped as to the cause of the lights occasionally dimming in their brownstone.
Lavish Renaissance Revival Showpiece With Built-ins in Stuy Heights Asks $2.699 Million
This Axel Hedman-designed brownstone in the Stuyvesant Heights Historic District contains a jaw-dropping amount of original detail, including fretwork, a window seat, seven mantels, three working gas fireplaces, fancy plasterwork and a passthrough.
Renderings of Crown Heights Spice Factory Development Show Pair of 39-Story Towers
If public approval is not granted for a rezoning of what was once the Consumer’s Park Brewing Company, the buildings can be no more than 70 feet tall with about 581 apartments instead of 1,590.
Daily Links: Hate Crimes in Brooklyn Continue With Smashed Window of Bushwick Synagogue
A plank of wood falls from ceiling at Bedford Avenue L train stop, the roof collapses on a burning East New York home and more news.
Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for 28 Pricey Units in East Flatbush, Starting at $1,800 a Month
Affordable studios are going for $1,800 a month, which is $150 more a month than a market-rate studio currently available in the same building.
Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: A Greenwood Heights Italianate, a Park Slope Rental
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a wood frame in Park Slope, a brick Italianate in Fort Greene and a condo in Stuyvesant Heights.
