Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: A Crown Heights Church Hits the Market
Popular stories include housing lotteries in Midwood and Prospect Heights, a Brooklyn Heights carriage house for sale, and more Brooklyn news.
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Affordable Housing Lottery Launches for Midwood Building With $1,019 Units
An affordable housing lottery has launched for 20 apartments in a new nine-story development on Nostrand Avenue in Midwood. The beige brick building includes a total of 74 apartments, as well as a gym and community center.
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A Park Slope Limestone and More to See, Starting at $2.795 Million
Our picks for open houses to check out last weekend were found in Park Slope, Windsor Terrace, Prospect Lefferts Gardens, and Carroll Gardens. They range in price from $2.795 million to $7.5 million.
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Brooklyn Heights Carriage House on Picturesque Mews Asks $5.795 Million
It appears picture perfect on the exterior, with all the charm expected from a brick carriage house in Brooklyn Heights. On one of the scenic cul-de-sacs of Brooklyn Heights, 28 College Place is a petite home that still has room for horsepower, with a garage on the main level and the living space above.
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Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for Atlantic Avenue Build With $962 Units
An affordable housing lottery has launched for a new 19-story development along Atlantic Avenue in Prospect Heights. The building includes a total of 258 apartments, the majority of which are market rate, and has a range of amenities including a cold plunge pool and pickleball court.
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Landmarked Crown Heights Church on the Market as Development Site
A late 19th century Romanesque Revival style Crown Heights church, which was landmarked by the city in the 1970s, is on the market as a potential development site. Part of the site is included in the recent Atlantic Avenue rezoning.
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