House of the Day: 702 Monroe Street
This mid-19th-century Italianate wood frame has some charming details, but we suspect it will ta...
Cate Corcoran
Cate Corcoran has written for The New York Times Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Wired, and San Francisco. She is renovating a wood frame house in Brooklyn and is obsessed with real estate, renovation, and places that time forgot.
Condo of the Day: 415 4th Street, #1
Technically a one-bedroom -- with two baths -- this garden-floor duplex has 1,800 square feet of...
City Reveals “Affordable” and Market Rents for First Atlantic Yards Tower
"Affordable" rents at the first Atlantic Yards tower will range from $648 to $2,740 a month for ...
Activists Change Speed Limit Signs in Park Slope to 20 Miles Per Hour
Street safety activist group Right of Way installed 20-mile-an-hour speed limit signs over offic...
New Tax Aims to Bring Housing to Empty Lots in Brooklyn
Mayor elect Bill de Blasio hopes to spur development on vacant lots in the outer boroughs with a...
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Bed Stuy Pantry Struggling to Help Fill Gap Left by Federal Cuts to Food Stamps [NY Times] "Mir...
House of the Day: 291 Clinton Avenue
This house looks amazingly intact and in good condition considering it's currently a seven-famil...
Rental Tower Planned for 180 Myrtle Avenue
John Catsimatidis' development company Red Apple Group is planning a 15-story rental tower for 1...
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