Heights Manse With Wine Cellar, Screening Room, Zuber Wallpaper Asks $50K a Month
It'd be fair to call this a high-end rental. It's a five-story Brooklyn Heights manse -- at 16 Remse...
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Discover Some of Brooklyn’s Best Food and Beer at Industry City This Saturday
The best of all worlds will collide this Saturday at the first ever Best of Brooklyn Food and Be...
The Insider: “Total Gut” Reno Restores Neglected Prospect Lefferts Limestone, Details and All
The current owner of this century-old brick-and-limestone property in Prospect Lefferts Gardens "spo...
Kushner’s Opulent 1844 Brooklyn Heights Townhouse on Monroe Place Could Set Record
Brooklyn Heights is well known for its precious historic mansions -- and now one of them might be po...
Daily Links: De Blasio Preps for Cuts in Federal Funding for Terrorism, Affordable Housing
In the News Red Hook's Sunny's Bar Is Being Saved Again [NYT] Fort Greene Prison Ship Monument C...
From the Forum: Do Historic Districts Benefit a Homeowner?
A reader is curious about the benefits of having a home within a New York City designated historic d...
Avora: Not Your Typical New Jersey Waterfront Condo Development
Chances are you live in or near Brooklyn for the vibrant street life and urban conveniences, but...
Huge Heights Federal House With Parking, Seafaring Past Asks $10.5 Million
It's a piece of history -- plus off-street parking. Up for sale is 13 Pineapple Street in Brookly...
New Owners Expand Quaint Stores That Housed Beloved Cobble Hill Bookstore BookCourt
The two quaint 19th century buildings that housed BookCourt, on Court Street in Cobble Hill, will be...
Two Brooklyn Heights Bank-Row Buildings Are Now Landmarks
Brooklyn Heights gained two more landmarks with the designation of 181 and 185 Montague Street Tuesd...
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