Former convicted mafioso plans Coney Island residential project, and artists reconsider the block party in Prospect Lefferts Gardens.
Daily Links: Borough Hall Subway Station in Downtown Brooklyn Continues to Crumble
Brooklyn Life
See What You Can Lure In With an Evening of Fishing in Prospect Park
Enjoy the last of the summer evenings with a night spent lakeside enjoying music, food and a bit of fishing in Prospect Park.
Daily Links: The Closing of Rikers Island Means Expansion of Brooklyn Detention Complex
The million-dollar Gowanus rowhouse that no one owned, Bushwick drivers are dumping their cars in the middle of the street and more news.
Daily Links: Livestock Is Running Wild in the Streets of Brooklyn
DOT to modify clear curbs pilot on Flatbush Avenue, and it’s way too hot on the New York City subway.
BRIC Celebrates a Milestone Anniversary With a Packed Season of New Programming
The organization is marking their four decades of making an impact in Brooklyn with a full slate of new offerings.
Brownstoner’s Top 10 Carriage House Instagram Photos of 2018
Their diminutive scale and picturesque details lure photographers into capturing their charm and they also inspire a bit of real estate envy in passerby.
Daily Links: Red Hook’s Notoriously Crowded Restaurant Pok Pok Will Close in September
Former Botanic Garden arborist fired after criticizing garden’s leadership, and how the clampdown on Uber affects Brooklyn.
Daily Links: Support Grows for Prospect Heights Apartment House Historic District
City begins safety fixes on street of fatal Park Slope crash, and hard-partying hipsters are driving Williamsburg residents crazy.
Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: Wegmans Under Construction, Mary-Louise Parker’s New Pad
Popular stories this week include a tour of a designer's Brooklyn Heights apartment and a look at construction underway at Admiral's Row.
Daily Links: Banker Says Manafort Lied About His Carroll Gardens Mortgage to Get Condo Loan
East Flatbush residents protest ‘out-of-character’ apartment block, and the city considers more market-rate housing on NYCHA land.
