It's increasingly rare to come across even a room in a shared apartment for less than $1,000 a person these days, and here's a rental that works out to much less.
Until it closed forever, the Rolland Theater was always a home for live theater, and what a history it had.
Tubby designed four Carnegie libraries for Brooklyn, including the Stone Avenue branch.
Generations of Brooklyn children were able to take visual delight in picture books, escape into fairy tales and learn more about the world beyond the borough thanks to the efforts of one woman.
The brand-happy developer—which favors bold, colorful designs and uniform building names—has revealed renderings for its latest residential building.
At the Brownsville Community Culinary Center, a new group of participants was tackling its first baking class.
The age of the great movie palaces is over, but Loew's Pitkin Avenue Theater is a reminder of the glamorous past.
An affordable housing lottery has opened for 64 units at the under-construction Stone House on Junius Street in Brownsville, starting at $670 a month.
Using a new strategy called a community land trust, Habitat for Humanity is looking at ways to keep affordable housing permanently affordable in Brooklyn.
Rev. Edward Mason has seen many changes in Brooklyn during his 37 years in the ministry there -- most recently parishioners forced to move due to rising home prices.
