Closing Bell: The Greenest Block in Brooklyn
A Sterling Street block in Prospect Lefferts Gardens that has entered the Greenest Block contest...
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.
House of the Day: 204 Park Place
This five-story, five-family Prospect Heights Italianate brownstone is quite large at 21 feet wi...
Listing of the Day: 240-45 Pine Street
This Douglaston neo-colonial built around turn of last century looks to be in excellent condition....
Brooklyn Bridge Park Plants Flowering Trees, Evergreens on Pier 3 Uplands
New trees are going into the uplands on Pier 3 in Brooklyn Bridge Park. Here they are in their t...
Another Karl Fischer-Designed Building in Williamsburg Almost Finished
The medium size apartment building going up at 130 Grand Street (aka 255 Berry) on the corner of...
Pod Hotel Headed for Williamsburg
Another hotel is going up in Williamsburg, this one at Driggs Avenue and North 4th Street. The Pod H...
Report Claims Forest City “Pays to Play”
A report from nonprofit Cause of Action charges that Forest City Enterprises has received huge g...
Wednesday Links
Serpico Subpoenaed in Another 81st Precinct Whistle-Blower’s Suit [NY Times] Local Investor B...
Tuesday Blogwrap
P.J. Hanley’s, Brooklyn’s Oldest Bar, Is Now a Retro Saloon [Brokelyn] "Lit At Lark" Series...
House of the Day: 657 E 24th Street
It's neo-colonial meets Arts and Crafts at this 1915 South Midwood house close to Ditmas Park. T...
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