Affordable Housing Lottery Opens in East New York, With Units From $544

An affordable housing lottery has launched for a truly affordable under-construction seven-story development on the corner of East New York’s Shepherd and Glenmore avenues. Studio apartments start at $544 a month and one-bedrooms at $689.

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Photo via Compass

A Renovated Brooklyn Heights Townhouse and More to See, Starting at $1.68 Million

Our picks for open houses to check out last weekend were found in Brooklyn Heights, Windsor Terrace, and Bay Ridge. They range in price from $1.68 million to $12.5 million.

brooklyn - queen anne house with wraparound porch
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South Midwood Queen Anne With Porch, Parking Asks $3.5 Million

There are only a handful of listing photos for this Queen Anne standalone, but they give a tantalizing glimpse of some fine interior details, including built-ins, stained glass, mantels, wood floors, and pocket doors. On a corner lot at 2404 Foster Avenue, it is spacious indeed, with generously sized entertaining spaces on the main level and seven bedrooms above. The single-family dwelling also comes with a private gated driveway and a garage.

housing - rendering of a multi-story building
Rendering via NYC Housing Connect

Crown Heights Affordable Housing Lottery Debuts With $1,161 Two-Bedrooms

An affordable housing lottery has launched for an under-construction 17-story, 569-unit development dubbed Loden, with units starting at $914 a month for a studio. Rising half a block from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in Crown Heights south, and overlooking the S shuttle train tracks, the complex at 54 Crown Street and 131 Montgomery Street takes up about half the block between Washington and Franklin avenues and Crown and Montgomery streets.

FRONT PARLOR LIVING ROOM
Photo by Zack DeZon

The Insider: Fresh Paint and Decor Renew Historic Clinton Hill Row House
If there’s something of a modern British feel to the Victorian row house Emma Montgomery spiffed up and decorated for a young family — and there is — that’s probably because the up-and-coming designer spent her teen years in the U.K. She went on to study interior design at Pratt, did stints at a couple of noted Manhattan firms, and founded Emma Montgomery Design in 2021. Firmly rooted now in Brooklyn, she has a burgeoning portfolio of projects in New York City, Philadelphia, the North Fork, and elsewhere.

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