In the New York real estate game the code for prewar apartment luxury is often "designed by Rosario Candela."
Live in 1930s Grandeur in Architect Rosario Candela’s Westchester County Mansion
Get Ready for a Summer of Free Public Programming at Myrtle Avenue Plaza
Brooklynites can get out and enjoy another new public space this summer with a roster of free public programs sponsored by the Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership.
Take a Seat on a Piece of Engineering History in Prospect Park
It's a subtle new addition to Prospect Park, but it's got a bit of history to tell.
From the Forum: Choosing the Right Flooring for a Kitchen
Homeowners have looked at lots of flooring options and can't agree on which material would give them a modern look and be easy to maintain.
Weeksville Celebrates Juneteenth With ‘Unapologetically Black Week,’ Beginning June 19
Get inspired and energized with a week of interactive programming at Weeskville Heritage Center.
Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: From Modest Wood Frame to Lavish Mansion
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a historic mansion in Clinton Hill, a brownstone in Bed Stuy and a standalone in Ditmas Park.
Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: Domino Park Opens, a Pfizer Mansion Hits the Market
Popular stories this week include a look at a Brooklyn Heights renovation and the opening of Domino Park in Williamsburg.
An Interior Designer’s Historical Mashup in the Hudson Valley Asks $4.25 Million
If you are a bit indecisive in your architectural tastes here's a house that offers a chance to hop from Palladian to postmodern just by moving to a different room.
From the Forum: Installing an Awning Over the Front Door
A homeowner is debating about installing an awning and wondering if it should be canvas or glass.
Borough Park Students Make Connections With Brooklyn History and Uncover the Story of P.S. 131
It began with the discovery of a trove of historic documents long forgotten in the back recesses of an art cupboard.
