With a sunken living room and arched openings, this two-bedroom in Midwood has a bit of 20th century style along with a practical, spacious layout and an abundance of closets.
Once part of a development known as Manhattan Terrace, this early 20th century standalone still has some of the period details advertised by the original builders, along with the bonus of off-street parking.
This detached Tudor holds a few surprises on the interior and comes complete with coveted off-street parking.
Of the affordable apartments, there is one studio, 14 one-bedroom units and a pair of two-bedroom units.
Leaders across New York City mourned the loss of Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a Brooklyn native and champion of equal rights who died Friday at the age of 87.
In Midwood, this rental in a prewar elevator building offers a practical, spacious layout with plentiful closet space and a bit of late Art Deco styling.
An incredibly intact 18th century farmhouse, the Wyckoff-Bennett House, has slipped onto the market for the first time in decades.
Stylish, low maintenance and family friendly, this bi-level Brooklyn backyard by Brook Landscape features a marble patio, wood deck and layered plantings.
This one needs a little loving care, but the petite 1920s semi-detached house has some charms to recommend it.
Of the affordable apartments, there are 45 one-bedroom units and 46 two-bedroom units.
