While New Yorkers wonder if last week’s deadly condominium collapse in Florida might have been preventable, they count their blessings that a building failure in Brooklyn last year didn’t result in similarly tragic consequences.
This Carroll Gardens condo stylishly shoehorns two bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, five closets, a stacked washer/dryer and dishwasher into a petite floor-through in a 19th century townhouse.
On the parlor floor of an Italianate brownstone, this Carroll Gardens one-bedroom has a bit of outdoor space along with room for a home office.
The grand plaster details and Corinthian columns add more than a bit of grandeur to this floor-through apartment -- and for some, that might make up for a bit of choppiness in the layout.
Known for their picturesque tiny doors, houses on Carroll Gardens' Dennett Place don't pop up for sale all that frequently.
In the latest episode of The Brownstoner Podcast, Compass real estate agent Nicole Galluccio shares heartfelt observations about her native borough, such as why Carroll Gardens reminds her of Sesame Street and how COVID has changed things -- and where to find Brooklyn's best pizza.
This nicely laid out one-bedroom has wood floors, tin ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace and a bonus office space.
Salvatore “Buddy” Scotto, a longtime community activist in Carroll Gardens, died on September 11 at the age of 91, according to family.
The building racked up complaints about instability and thousands of dollars of fines over 15 years, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
The owners of the Court Street building had been previously fined and there was a partial stop work order on the property, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
