A group of residents and a southern Brooklyn lawmaker are bringing the city’s Department of Transportation to court in hopes of halting the conversion of a stretch of 7th and 8th avenues into one-way streets.
A rare true two-bedroom in a Sunset Park prewar co-op, this second-floor unit at 546 40th Street offers a flexible layout, original details and low maintenance.
City transportation officials are looking to convert a span of 7th and 8th avenues to one-way streets, but members of more than one community board maintain that the agency hasn’t done enough to inform residents about the major traffic adjustment.
Here is a Sunset Park one-bedroom that is on the petite side but does have some nice design features to go along with the modest monthly maintenance and views to the neighborhood's eponymous park.
On the first floor of a 1920s Finnish co-operative building this one-bedroom has a few prewar details, a renovated kitchen and a location a short walk from Sunset Park.
In one of Sunset Park's Finnish co-operatives, this apartment has a flexible layout, some prewar details and low monthly maintenance.
After a developer pledged to include apartments for low-income residents but not to build a homeless shelter, the plan got a major boost Tuesday.
On the top floor of a 1920s Finnish co-operative, this two-bedroom offers a bit of prewar style along with a dining room and renovated kitchen.
This nicely proportioned one-bedroom across the street from Sunset Park has some prewar touches and a renovated kitchen and bath.
The South Brooklyn Marine Terminal in Sunset Park will become an enormous new wind turbine assembly plant funded in part by New York State, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced on Wednesday morning.
