This intriguing Williamsburg wood frame has been renovated with a cottage vibe, including wide plank floorboards, tin ceilings and horizontal wood slat walls.
Williamsburg Wood Frame With Quirky Charm, Tin Ceilings, Screened Porch Asks $1.5 Million
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RedSky Demolishes Collapsed Building on Bedford as Displaced Neighbors Return to ‘Burg Block
A building that had collapsed on a busy stretch of Bedford Avenue during tropical storm Isaias was demolished last week, as nearby residents whose homes had been vacated by the fire department in the aftermath were allowed to return.
Developers of Luxury Williamsburg Complex Look to Clean Toxic Soil Years After Building Completion
A developer wants to cleanse heavily-polluted soil and groundwater at 34 Berry Street through the state-subsidized Brownfield Cleanup Program.
Empty Storefront Owned by RedSky Collapses on Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg
Located on a busy stretch, the building once housed favorite neighborhood stores but was slated for demolition as part of a planned development.
Possible Future Home of Trader Joe’s Nears Completion on Kent Avenue in Williamsburg
A new building long rumored as a future home for a Trader Joe's is just about complete in Williamsburg.
Graffiti Blankets Williamsburg, Photos Show
The emergence of tags is part of a citywide trend fueled by the coronavirus shutdown.
North Brooklyn Gets a Weekly Farmers Market at Domino Park on Sundays
The GrowNYC greenmarket offers fresh produce, dairy, eggs, and baked goods at the privately owned waterfront green space.
Williamsburg Warehouse Demolished to Make Way for New Mixed-Use Development
Williamsburg lost more of its industrial past as another warehouse was recently razed to make way for a mixed-use development.
City to Unchain Williamsburg Pop-up Park After Locals Launch Petition
The closed waterfront green space on Kent Avenue will reopen in July, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
City Switches Up Plans for Long Delayed Bushwick Inlet Park Motiva Site
The plan for the 1.9-acre piece of land at Franklin and Quay streets will cost almost $10 million, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
