Mencken Remembers Rowhouses of His Youth
We found this quotation in the Introduction to a book called The Baltimore Rowhouse: The two story h...
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NY Magazine’s Reason to Love New York #119
December 26, 2005 -- The history of Brooklyn is a history of waterborne insult. The Gowanus Canal is...
Tuesday Links
Transit Union Walkout [NY Times] NY Slowly Losing Creative Set [NY Times] Spit and Polish: Lobby Re...
House of the Day: Price Cut at 202 Clermont
We just heard that Douglas Elliman has cut the price at 202 Clermont by $150,000, so even though the...
One Reader’s Comparison Shopping in Clinton Hill
An avid watcher of the Clinton Hill market (who goes by the handle of Mr. Minerva) recently raise...
Just Sold in Brooklyn
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $276,000 85 Livingston Street Alcove studio co-op, 630 square feet, with dining are...
A Couple of the Buildings Slated for FCR Demolition
As reported last week, Forest City Ratner is proceeding with the demolition of six buildings on the ...
The Post Looks at 75 Smith Street, Jail and All
December 17, 2005, NY Post--A nearby empty jailhouse isn't deterring buyers from purchasing at The S...
Prospect Heights: Coming Into Its Own
On Saturday morning, on our way to do yoga in Prospect Heights, we found ourselves thinking about h...
Monday Linkage
Off Furman Street. Photo by Alexis Robie. Water Heaters: Tanks or No Tanks? [NY Times] Pondering a ...
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