The building’s existence is part of a controversial plan to lease NYCHA land to developers in exchange for cash to make repairs and build more apartments.
Lottery Opens for 112 Units at LGBTQ Senior Housing on NYCHA Land in Fort Greene
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This Neo-Classical Comfort Station Has Been Welcoming Visitors to Fort Greene Park Since 1905
It's a classically inspired little temple, with high clerestory windows, and a series of classical columns flanking the entrances.
Workers Tear Up Public Plaza Outside Fort Greene’s 300 Ashland for Repairs
The public plaza outside the mega-development at 300 Ashland, Whole Foods 365 and Fort Greene's Apple store on the corner of Flatbush Avenue is under construction.
Charming Duplex in Fort Greene Italianate With Parking, Porches, Sauna, Garden Asks $12K
It has huge windows all around, original black marble mantels, wood burning fireplaces and a beautifully renovated kitchen.
Cook Something Up the Colonial Way in Fort Greene Park
What would Brooklynites have been eating and how would they have cooked it in the pre-Revolutionary War Days?
A New French-American Bistro Is Coming to Fulton Street in Fort Greene
Endswell, a French-American bistro and bar, will open on Fulton Street this spring.
Tidy Fort Greene Floor-Through With Period Charm in Mansard-Topped Brownstone Asks $2,800
It offers a marble mantel, black and white bathroom with clawfoot tub, and quite a few closets.
Addition, Renovation to BAM Harvey Theater in Fort Greene Is Currently Under Way
First announced in 2015, the new complex will be called BAM Strong, connecting three sites across a stretch of Fulton Street.
Fort Greene Italianate With Winding Stair, Marble Mantels, Landscaped Garden Asks $2.675 Million
The brick townhouse has charming original details, nicely updated wet rooms, and a curvaceous staircase whose center-rear location makes the most of the home's narrow width.
Spotting a Rare Remaining Cast Iron Stunner in Fort Greene
New York’s mercantile and commercial strength was made manifest in the cast iron palazzos along Manhattan’s Broadway and SoHo, the Ladies Mile and the buildings of Tribeca. This trend carried over into Brooklyn as well, but in a smaller way.
