Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: Slave Theater Demolished, Historic Villa Hits Market
Slave Theater Demolished as Bed Stuy Icon Makes Way for Mixed-Use Development The site of the Sla...
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From the Forum: Should a Buyer Be Leery of Purchasing a House With Termite Damage?
An inspection turned up termite damage in a brownstone and the potential buyer is wondering if it is...
Four Move-In Ready Houses to See This Weekend, Starting at $589K
This weekend brings the first open houses of spring, which arrived this week according to the calend...
Brooklyn Real Estate Listings Six Months Later: Three Sold, One Still Available
This week, we're taking a look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago and checkin...
Fulfill Your Anglophile Dreams With a Bit of Stockbroker Tudor in Westchester County
The 1920s evokes visions of modern skyscrapers and streamlined design but it was also a time that sa...
Daily Links: Brooklyn Rep to Vote Down Health Care Plan, Rolling Stone Nixes Dumbo Move
In the News What 8 New Yorkers Wore to First Saturday at the Brooklyn Museum [NYT] Donovan to Vo...
Take a Dive Into the World of Hamilton at Green-Wood Cemetery
It's the biggest hit on Broadway right now, but you don't have to leave Brooklyn to get a little tas...
No-Fee Brownstone Floor-Through With Mantels, Pass-Through, Dishwasher Asks $3,150 a Month
This floor-through rental has a fair amount of space and some nice brownstone detailing, and is newl...
Historic Clinton Avenue Villa Hits Market as Tear-Down, Wants $7.9 Million
A historic Clinton Avenue house that has been in the same family for generations is on the market as...
The Insider: Up-and-Coming Designer Gives Williamsburg Loft Relaxed Décor With a “Glam Edge”
The owner of this two-bedroom loft in a converted 1930s industrial building had lived there about ei...
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