A Two-Family on Carroll Gardens’s Dennett Place and Three More to See, Starting at $769K
This weekend, our picks for open houses include a renovated Bed Stuy brownstone and a semi-detached Flatlands house with a garage.
Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: ‘Mrs. Maisel’ Goes to Coney Island
Catch up on your reading with a look at the most popular stories from the past week.
Developer Seeks Rezoning to Build 10 Stories of Apartments Overlooking McCarren Park
Plans call for a total of 74 apartments, 19 of which will be income-restricted and rent regulated.
Put Yourself at the Helm of a Water View From the Home of a 19th Century Hudson River Merchant
Nothing but trees and railroad tracks stand between the house on the market at 66 Riverview Street in Stuyvesant, N.Y. and a view to the adjacent Hudson River.
Daily Links: Brooklyn Public Library Plans to Have All Branches Open by July
In the News
- New York is Reawakening. It Just Needs Its Tourists Back [NYT]
- Massive Blaze Breaks Out at Coney Island Power Plant [NYP]
- Sheepshead Bay Mosque Vandalized With Anti-Palestinian Graffiti [BP]
- Libraries Reopen for Browsing, Move Some Operations Outdoors [BP]
- Brooklyn Cop Shot Three Times in Bed Stuy Survives [BP]
- Ghost Kitchen Nimbus Rents Space in Downtown Brooklyn [CO]
- Fried Chicken Makers to Open First Outpost in Park Slope [Patch]
- Crown Heights Coffee Shop Daughter is Now Open [Eater]
- Chase Bank is Closing Its Crown Heights Branch [Bklyner]
Carroll Gardens Floor-Through With Wood Floors, Private Deck Asks $3,100 a Month
On the parlor floor of an Italianate brownstone, this Carroll Gardens one-bedroom has a bit of outdoor space along with room for a home office.
A Musical Evening of Remembrance and Reflection at BBG on the Anniversary of George Floyd’s Death
On the anniversary of the death of George Floyd, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Cherry Esplanade will be filled with the music of jazz composer and trombonist Craig Harris for an evening of remembrance and reflection.
Hybrid Public Hearing Will Move Forward in June, Judge Lifts Pause on Gowanus Rezoning
The Gowanus rezoning can once again move ahead after a Brooklyn Supreme Court Judge accepted the city’s plans for a hybrid hearing on the proposal Tuesday, according to officials.
Daily Links: Vanderbilt Avenue in Prospect Heights Will Become ‘Supercharged’ Open Boulevard
In the News
- Brooklyn Businesses Say Unemployment Benefits Keeping Workers Away [NYP]
- Exhibit to Explore Brooklyn’s History of Black Resistance [BP]
- An Oral History of the Still-Wild McKibbin Lofts [Curbed]
- Caribbean-Inflected Vegan in Flatbush, at Aunts et Uncles [New Yorker]
- New ‘Hanging Garden’ Might Be on Its Way to Brooklyn’s Parks [Patch]
- Prospect Heights’ Vanderbilt to Become New ‘Open Boulevard’ [Patch]
- City Expands Free Legal Services for Tenants, Fearing Eviction Rush [TRD]
South Midwood Arts and Crafts House With Mantels, Built-ins, Garage Asks $2.495 Million
Behind a Permastone facade, this early 20th century standalone has a surprising wealth of original woodwork, including mantels, wainscoting and built-ins.
Revised Design for Proposed Apartment Building Near Barclays Brings More Questions From Locals
Prospect Heights residents are still questioning a developer's plan to redevelop a suburban-style McDonald's at the corner of Atlantic and Vanderbilt avenues, saying they want to make sure the building will conform with their vision for an in-the-works neighborhood upzoning.
LPC Approves Development at Hebron School in Crown Heights Despite Local Opposition
After receiving more than 300 letters against the development, LPC commissioners Tuesday unanimously approved a new building that will replace open space around the landmarked Hebron School.
