Afternoon Links: Controversial J’Ouvert Festival Will Continue, But Must Get Permit From City
In the News Ken Thompson, Brooklyn Prosecutor, Emerges as Victor in Tough Case [NYT] A Mailman, Ha...
Barbara Eldredge
Barbara Eldredge writes about architecture, real estate, and design.
Afternoon Links: MTA Won’t Have Money for New Capital Projects by End of June Without State Cash
In the News Prosecutor Won’t Seek Prison for Ex-Officer in East New York Killing [NYT] LPC Asks ...
5 Fab Recently Renovated Brooklyn Condos for Less Than $1 Million
It's amazing what a little renovation can do to transform a space from drab to dreamy. Here, we've r...
Afternoon Links: Mayor’s Sweeping Zoning Changes Approved by City Council
In the News City Council Passed Mayor's Major Changes to City's Zoning Code [NYT] Boy With Gun at...
Can This Mega-Development Save High-Paying Jobs in Brooklyn? Or Is It a Trojan Horse?
The behemoth office development planned for 25 Kent Avenue in Williamsburg -- the borough's first sp...
Minimalists Overhaul Park Slope Townhouse to Create Scandinavian-Inspired Dream Home
If you can't find the perfect clean-lined Brooklyn town home, you can always create it. At least, th...
Find Your Dream Home in Brooklyn and Beyond With the New Brownstoner Real Estate
If you're reading this, there's a good chance you're as obsessed with Brooklyn real estate as we ar...
Afternoon Links: More Debate Over Rezoning Affordability, See Post-Apocalyptic Dumbo
In the News Outfitting Hasidic Women With Stylish Fashions in Borough Park [NYT] Admiration of Dod...
6 of Brooklyn’s Most Remarkable Architectural Transformations
A city's buildings need to grow and change along with the evolution of the people and uses within th...
Full Gut Renovation Transforms Dreary Red Hook Townhouse Into Airy Delight
It was supposed to be just a light renovation, something to clean up the look of this century-old Re...
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