Build your network, hear from residential market leaders, and learn about developments changing the skyline and streets of New York City's two fastest growing boroughs at the Brownstoner and QNS Real Estate Conference in October.
The Salvation Army will close its longtime store and distribution center on Quincy Street, which was built in 1899 as a warehouse and delivery center for the one of Brooklyn’s largest and most prestigious department stores.
Looks like some work might finally be happening on a modest mid-19th century wood frame building that has been badly deteriorating ever since a fire more than a decade ago.
An environmental impact report shows what the altered structure might look like.
Guests mingled over bluegrass music and munched on chips and ceviche at Brownstoner Open Houses on the rooftop at Two Trees' 45 Main in Dumbo last week.
Work is wrapping on three stories of condos being added to the landmarked one-story building on the edge of the Brooklyn Heights Historic District.
Several hundred people gathered outside Brooklyn Borough Hall Thursday to protest a widely criticized Trump administration policy of separating children from their families when they migrate across the U.S. border.
Don’t miss house tours in Brooklyn Heights and Clinton Hill, a visit with Bed Stuy native and documentarian Charles Hobson, Brownstoner columnist Suzanne Spellen on the history of Park Slope’s Montauk Club, and more.
Brooklyn residents to get discount on Verrazano Bridge toll, Sunset Park honors Hurricane Maria victims at Puerto Rican Day Parade.
Domino Park officially opened Sunday -- the fanfare included acrobatics, music and performances -- and was flooded with children all weekend.
