Brooklyn Company Brings the Heat and Restores New York City’s Troubled Cast Iron Radiators
Castrads restored century-old cast iron radiators, making them beautiful and efficient, for a brownstone in Park Slope.
Brooklyn Heights Brownstone With Marble Mantels, Sunroom, Central Air Asks $7.75 Million
This Italianate brownstone built around the 1860s or '70s won a Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award in 2010 for the exterior restoration and interior renovation by NV/da architecture.
Daily Links: New York City High School Students Will Return to Classrooms on March 22
In the News
- New York City High Schools Will Reopen in Pandemic Milestone [NYT]
- Founder of Brooklyn South Safety Patrol Charged With Sex Abuse of Minor [NYT]
- Pandemic-Driven Love Affair With All Things Vintage in Brooklyn, Beyond [NYT]
- Cabbie Protesters Shut Down Traffic on Manhattan, Brooklyn Bridges [NYP]
- Building Worker Killed in Elevator Accident in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens [NYDN]
- Gowanus Boaters Push for Shore Access [BP]
- State Halts Marsha P. Johnson Park Revamp Following Family Outcry [BP]
- NYPD Promises to Publish Thousands of Disciplinary Records [Gothamist]
- How Indie Movie Theaters in Brooklyn, Elsewhere Are Reopening [Curbed]
- No Parking? No Problem for Monadnock Project in Gowanus [TRD]
Brooklyn Residents Found Help From Their Neighbors During Pandemic Year
One year ago, an onslaught of the coronavirus pandemic forced New Yorkers into their homes, fracturing communities and relegating social connection to the digital sphere.
Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for 55 Units in Ocean Hill, Starting at $457 a Month
Apartments range in size from studios to three-bedrooms, with monthly rents starting at $457 and topping out at $1,485.
Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: A Cottage in Columbia County, a Brooklyn Heights Movie House
The most popular listings on Brownstoner include the 'Moonstruck' house in Brooklyn Heights, a semi-detached house in Kensington and a rental in Park Slope.
Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: The ‘Moonstruck’ House in Brooklyn Heights for Sale
Catch up on your reading with a look at the most popular stories from the past week.
A Slee and Bryson House in Flatbush With Parking and Three More to See, Starting at $825K
Our picks for open houses this week are all early 20th century row houses, three of them with fully renovated interiors.
Move-in-Ready North Fork Home With Panoramic Views, Deep Water Dock Asks $1.395 Million
A waterfront house with a dock in a bayside community in Mattituck, N.Y., is asking $1.395 million.
Temporary Restraining Order Halts Public Review Process at Spice Factory Site in Crown Heights
A recent virtual public meeting about the controversial development was capped at only 100 participants although 50,000 people signed a petition opposing the towers.
Daily Links: Crown Heights Public Library to Reopen in Children’s Museum This Year
In the News
- BAM Helped Buy Its Boss a New Home. She Left in Under Six Years [NYT]
- As Online Shopping Surged, Amazon Planned New York Takeover [NYT]
- Council Moves to Approve Controversial Cortelyou Road Rezoning [BP]
- Brooklyn Children’s Museum Library to Open This Year [Patch]
- Start-up Advertises Nonexistent One-Quarter Bedrooms in Heights [Curbed]
- Red Hook’s The Good Fork Will Reopen as a Chinese-American Pop-up [Eater]
- D’Addario Signs Lease at Pioneer Building in Downtown Brooklyn [CO]
- Massive Sunset Park Project Flounders and an EB-5 Investor Sues [TRD]
- A Smorgasburg Vet Quietly Makes a Brick and Mortar Work [Bushwick Daily]
Bed Stuy Duplex With Pier Mirror, Mantels, in-Unit Laundry Asks $3,875 a Month
The rental comes with original 19th century details, a bit of 20th century history and a location on a plant-filled block of Stuyvesant Avenue.
