Will There Be a Pool on Top of the Landmarked Dime Savings Bank in Downtown Brooklyn?
According to new renderings, it looks like a pool might swirl around the dome on top of the landmarked Dime Savings Bank.
Brooklyn Real Estate Six Months Later: Three Sold, One Still Available
This week, our look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago focuses on homes in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope and Windsor Terrace.
Get a Peek Inside Some Historic Homes at the Second Annual Design Hudson Event
Celebrate design, architecture and painterly inspiration with a busy weekend of house tours, talks and special events in Hudson, N.Y.
Daily Links: Mayor Breaks Ethics Rules in Chasing Donations From Brooklyn Developers, Says Probe
In the News
- Hundreds Celebrate Planned Sunset Park Cancer Center [BP]
- Mayor Violated Ethics Rules in Seeking Donations Despite Warnings [The City]
- Netflix Is Opening a Production Studio in Bushwick [Crain’s]
- Inside the Brooklyn Artists Ball [Vanity Fair]
- A Fabric Artist’s Shaggy Work Space in Red Hook [NYM]
- Wegmans Readies for Opening With Liquor License Application [Patch]
- GoFundMe Started for Worker Who Fell From Heights High-Rise [Patch]
- Fort Greene Hotel Developers Offer Visas for Investments [Patch]
- Brooklyn Retail Rents Are “Starting to Flatten” [TRD]
Celebrate Earth Day With Walking Tours and More at Prospect Park
Spend the day outdoors embracing the environment with the annual Earth Day celebration in Prospect Park.
Unit With Built-ins, Coffered Ceiling in Brooklyn Heights Mansion at Promenade Asks $2,800
The one-bedroom has tall ceilings, bay windows and elaborate woodwork in the living room.
New Boerum Hill Condo Building Features Smart Kitchens, Rooftop Dining and Japanese Design
Ryoko Okada and the architects of ODA New York have drawn from Japanese design principles that provide a cocoon from the outer world.
An Old Bit of New Lots: The 1873 Town Hall
New Lots remains only as a name today, and this hall is one of the few reminders of the town’s history.
The Insider: Double-Deck Addition, Fresh Color Bring New Life to This Crown Heights Fixer-Upper
A new rear addition with two decks brings the joy of outdoor living to this gut-renovated brownstone in Crown Heights.
Daily Links: Temporary Restraining Order Granted After Crown Heights Rezoning
In the News
- Firefighters Battle Five-Alarm Fire at Marine Park Sushi Restaurant [BP]
- Judge Orders Halt to Controversial Crown Heights Development [Gothamist]
- Is a Billion-Dollar Sunset Park Rezoning Inevitable? [Gothamist]
- Dozens of Park Slope Key Food Workers Enter Second Week on Strike [Patch]
- Indie Arcade Taking Over DIY Space Secret Project Robot [Bushwick Daily]
- First Look Inside Alloy Development’s 168 Plymouth in Dumbo [Curbed]
- Took a Plea? Brooklyn’s District Attorney Will Support Your Parole [MP]
- Clinton Hill Townhouse Contains Layers of History and Modernist Design [6sqft]
- Fort Greene Development Site Up for Sale Asking $65 Million [TRD]
From the Forum: Dealing With an Unexpected Summons
Homeowners weren't aware that the backflow prevention device installed during their rehab needed to be inspected every year and now they are facing a fine.
