Of the affordable apartments, there are four studio apartments, five one-bedroom units and six two-bedroom units.
Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for 15 Units in Midwood, Starting at $1,350 a Month
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Dutch Colonial Revival in Midwood With Front Porch, Garage, Stained Glass Asks $1.995 Million
Here's a nice Dutch Colonial Revival in Midwood, which could use some updating but has considerable space, some nice details and looks to be in good shape.
The Outsider: Midwood Garden Charms With Subtle Plantings and Plenty of Open Space
Stylish, low maintenance and family friendly, this bi-level Brooklyn backyard by Brook Landscape features a marble patio, wood deck and layered plantings.
Renovated Prewar Midwood Condo With One Bedroom, Office Asks $379K
This one-bedroom condo in Midwood isn't going to set anyone's world on fire, but it's renovated with decent space and a livable layout for under $400,000.
Midwood Condo with Two Bedrooms, Two Balconies and Two Refrigerators Asks $899K
This recently constructed two-bedroom unit in Midwood is quite large, and has a pair of outdoor spaces and a number of features that'll appeal to certain buyers, like dual refrigerators.
From Forest to City: How Midwood Got Its Name
Midwood, a residential community with incredible religious diversity, gets its name from an era when the neighborhood was densely wooded.
How Ruth Bader Ginsburg Made It From Midwood to the Supreme Court
The Notorious RBG, as Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is known to her fans, shares a home borough with the original Notorious title holder — the late rapper Biggie Smalls, aka the Notorious B.I.G.
Read on for a brief history of the Brooklyn-born justice.
Cocaine Break-ins and Broadway Strolls: The Life of a 1960s Brooklyn Pharmacist
Frishberg and his wife Sally, far left, on East 13th Street in Midwood circa the mid 1950s
A lifelong Brooklynite, Kenny Frishberg, this writer’s grandfather, began working at Fair Trade Pharmacy in Midwood in 1954. In the nearly 40 years he worked there — he retired in 1993 –he watched Brooklyn change and morph all the while he filed prescriptions.
Midwood Library Celebrates New Plaza, Funded Through Participatory Budgeting
A local library got a makeover thanks to participatory budgeting.
Borough President Adams Announces More Than $13 Million for Brooklyn Schools
Borough President Adams announced a $13,314,000 investment in Brooklyn schools at Midwood’s Gil Hodges elementary school on Wednesday, September 30.
Focused on improving technology initiatives and STEM education, $250,000 of the donation are allocated to create a multidisciplinary STEM/Technology Exploration/Demonstration Lab at Gil Hodges.
