EPA Concerned About How Gowanus Rezoning Could Negatively Affect Canal Cleanup
In a letter sent to the departments of City Planning and Environmental Protection on October 27, an ...
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Daily Links: Like Restaurants, Retail Stores Will Now Be Allowed to Expand Outside
In the News Fort Greene’s Mark Morris Dance Group Celebrates 40th Year Online [NYT] NYC Ad...
Impressive Neo-Grec With Fanciful Woodwork, Mantels, Built-ins in Park Slope Wants $3.25 Million
The listing evokes the poetry of John Keats to express the aura of this 1880s Park Slope brownstone ...
The Restful Beauty of the Cemetery of the Evergreens
Editor’s note: This story is an update of one that ran in 2012. Read the original here. Like ...
Brooklyn Children’s Museum Will Celebrate Reopening With a Socially Distanced Halloween
The Brooklyn Children’s Museum finally opened its doors to youngsters on weekends starting Saturda...
Daily Links: Empty Storefronts on Park Slope’s 5th Avenue Have Doubled Due to COVID-19
In the News How Nitehawk and Other Small Cinemas Are Hanging On [NYT] 20-Year-Old Tourist Ki...
Sunset Park Finnish Co-op With Park Views, Renovated Kitchen, Built-ins Asks $565K
In a classic Sunset Park Finnish co-operative, this two-bedroom apartment has had a rethink with a t...
Real Estate Bites: Park Slope’s Parlour Is Unique — in a Good Way
Editor's note: Brownstoner founder Jonathan Butler is back at it -- blogging, that is, on Instagram ...
Brooklyn Real Estate Six Months Later: One Sold, One in Contract, One Relisted, One off the Market
Our look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago includes homes in Park Slope, Bed...
Boerum Hill’s Brooklyn Inn Reopens After Pandemic Closure With Food and Outdoor Seating
The classic Boerum Hill watering hole Brooklyn Inn reopened for business on Saturday for the first t...
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