Brooklyn Paper digs into the nitty-gritty details of city government and local politics, while providing block-by-block coverage of issues and events.
Brooklyn Paper’s Website Gets Sleek New Look, Retains Same Great Local News Coverage
Manhattan Prep School to Add Bus Service for Its Growing Brooklyn Student Body
To accommodate the increased demand, starting in the 2020-2021 school year, Léman will provide private bus service to students from Brooklyn in kindergarten and up.
Townhomes on New Jersey Waterfront Offer Amenities, Tax Abatement and Easy Access to City
Nine on the Hudson is steps from the light rail and a swift eight-minute ferry ride from Midtown Manhattan.
Buying an Apartment? Here’s What You Need to Know About Insurance
A broker with local knowledge can help translate the requirements of co-op boards and condo boards, which can vary.
Moving to the ‘Burbs Event Offers Details About Living in Westchester and Greenwich (Photos)
Brooklynites are gravitating towards Westchester communities with more of an urban feel.
Cobble Hill Condos at 1 River Park Feature River and City Views, Proximity to Brooklyn Bridge Park
River Park will include an international private K-12 school and a medical facility built and operated by New York University Langone Health.
Moving to the Burbs? Register Now for This Event and Plot Your Best Move
Topics discussed at this "Moving to the 'Burbs" event will be the advantages of suburban vs. city living.
Moving to the Burbs? Consider Greenwich — But Attend This Event First
Increasingly, data trends show Brooklyn buyers are moving to Sound Shore towns such as Larchmont and Rye.
Moving From the City to the Burbs? Cover Your Bases — and Attend This Event
Topics discussed at this "Moving to the 'Burbs" event will be the advantages of suburban vs. city living.
See Which of These 5 Life-Cycle Pivot Points in Brooklyn Real Estate Currently Defines You
Your need for space, location and amenities will evolve as you do.
