Controversial Book on Brooklyn Gentrification Wins New Brooklyn Literary Prize
Brooklyn is known as the "borough of churches," but it is gaining a reputation as a borough of boo...
Barbara Eldredge
Barbara Eldredge writes about architecture, real estate, and design.
Home Sales in Queens and the Bronx Beat Brooklyn in Q3
While home sales in Queens and the Bronx increased by 17 percent and 35 percent respectively, sal...
Designs for 5 Brooklyn Mega-Projects That Got Left on the Drawing Board
This month marks Brownstoner’s Steel Anniversary. We’re taking some time to look back at our ...
Afternoon Links: Tidal Music Streaming Service Buys Naming of Barclays Center Theater
In the News Council Member Brad Lander Writes About Displacement, City Growth and Equity [Medium] E...
Accessories Designer Creates Suave DIY Haven in Downtown Brooklyn
Photo by Yunhee Kim for Lonny Mid-century touches and a warm minimalist aesthetic come together in ...
Meadow in the City: Brooklyn Bridge Park’s New Garden at Pier 6 Is Open and Gorgeous
A mention of Brooklyn Bridge Park's Pier 6 might bring to mind the controversy surrounding two pr...
Afternoon Links: Greenwood Heights Principal Doesn’t Believe in Textbooks
[Carroll Gardens | Photo: Mary Hautman] The tactics of a hero principal at P.S. 172 in Greenwood ...
Artist’s Loft Combines Reclaimed Wood and Shattered Glass in South Williamsburg
It can be tricky to arrange everything one needs for life and work in a live/work space. But in th...
Five Rentals for Roommates (That Are Cheaper Than Co-Living)
The latest lifestyle fad to pick up steam in Brooklyn? Co-living. While you might like the idea ...
Rendering Remix: Will 205 Montague Street Be Too Tall for The Heights?
A property at 205 Montague Street -- with air rights enabling a 700-foot-tall tower -- just went...
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 25
- 26
- 27
- 28
- 29
- …
- 42
- Next Page »
Need a Hand?
Your Next Project Starts with Brownstoner
