Located on the first floor of a 1920s brick co-op building in Bay Ridge, the apartment has a practical layout and some modern upgrades.
Prewar One-Bedroom With Renovated Kitchen in Bay Ridge Asks $368K
Daily Links: Curfew Moves to 8 p.m. to Stop Looting, Brooklyn Museum Hosts Food Pantry
In the News
- Inside a Huge Brooklyn Protest: ‘The World Is Watching’ [NYT]
- The Virus Ravaged Parents at P.S. 315. They Found a Way to Fight Back [NYT]
- ‘Kill Cops’ Scrawled on Brooklyn Road Sign Amid George Floyd Protests [NYP]
- Videos Show NYPD Cop Shoving Brooklyn Protester to the Ground [NYDN]
- Cuomo, de Blasio Order Curfew in NYC to Stop Protest Violence [amNY]
- Undocumented Immigrants Face Hardship in Accessing Funeral Services [BP]
- Lawmakers Moving to Yank Covers Off Police Disciplinary Records [The City]
- Carroll Park Has Become a Raccoon Nursery While Closed for COVID-19 [PMFA]
- Brooklyn Museum Launches Coronavirus Food Distribution [Patch]
- Brooklyn Photographer on Capturing George Floyd Protests [Time]
- Lawsuit: Trump Pal Broke Rent Stabilization Laws in Heights [TRD]
- Who Should Lead the Reopening of Schools in New York? [Chalkbeat]
Brooklyn Businesses Clean Up and Board Up After Weekend of Protests
The sounds of saws ripping through plywood and hammers being wielded to secure storefronts could be heard in Downtown Brooklyn and along Flatbush Avenue today.
Windsor Terrace Row House With Porch, Stained Glass, Updates Asks $2.25 Million
This early 20th century brick house in Windsor Terrace has a porch for chatting with the neighbors, Arts and Crafts woodwork and a recently renovated kitchen.
Daily Links: Protests Roil Brooklyn, City Hires Temps for Contact Tracing
In the News
- Thousands Protest in NYC, Clashing With Police Across Boroughs [NYT]
- Tenants Largely Stay Current on Rent, for Now [NYT]
- Two Lawyers Arrested in Molotov Cocktail Attack on Police in Brooklyn [NYT]
- De Blasio Visits Brooklyn Communities Shaken by George Floyd Protests [NYP]
- Hundreds Gather for Another Round of Protests in Brooklyn on Sunday [BK Paper]
- Protests Over George Floyd Killing Take a Chaotic Turn in Brooklyn [amNY]
- Flames Rip Through Flatbush Home, Leaving Seniors Homeless [amNY]
- City Hall Turns to Temps to Swiftly Staff Contact Tracing Squad [The City]
- NYCHA Tenants Struggle to Obtain Offered Rent Reductions [The City]
- Citi Bike Promises to Add ‘Thousands’ of E-Bikes This Summer [Gothamist]
- NYC Parks Foresee Financial Losses When We Need Them the Most [Curbed]
- How One Block in Flatbush Became a Hub of Racial Rebellion [Vogue]
- Eric Adams on the NYPD and the Protests [NYM]
- The Story of Crown Heights’ Methodist Episcopal Home for the Aged [Just Place]
Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for 29 Units in Williamsburg, Starting at $1,101 a Month
An affordable housing lottery has opened for 29 newly constructed units in a seven-story building on Kent Avenue in Williamsburg.
Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: A Row House in Bay Ridge, a Condo in Prospect Heights
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a Flatbush condo, a row house in Gowanus and an Italianate villa in Newburgh, N.Y.
Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: A Photographer Documents Brooklyn Stoop Life
Popular stories on Brownstoner this week include Brooklyn boutique Bird closing in Park Slope, the history of an Italianate villa on the market in Newburgh, N.Y., and more.
Live Your Dollhouse Dreams in This Petite Cold Spring Cottage, Yours for $499K
If you are drawn to the miniature rather than the massive, this pocket-sized cottage along the Hudson River has charms that might appeal.
Brooklyn Real Estate Six Months Later: Three Sold, One in Contract
Another week, another look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago, focusing on homes in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn Heights, Sunset Park and Crown Heights.
