Tag: Boerum Hill

Trout, the casual Smith Street staple, closed last November. Only, in retrospect, it didn't close s...

This row of three-story townhouses on Warren Street between Bond and Nevins in Boerum Hill has a lo...

Lost City just published a neighborhood guide to Boerum Hill, the eighth one its done in New York an...

In early February, Comptroller (and candidate for Mayor) William Thompson rejected the architectural...

Run down but not lacking in charm and potential, 442 State Street was on the market last fall with ...

The pace of construction at the site of the former Academy Rubber Stamp building at 307 Atlantic Av...

Yesterday's decision in State Supreme Court regarding the future of the Brooklyn House of Detention...

We're a few weeks behind on this one, but the recently-opened Clover Cafe and Art Gallery certainly...

As reported yesterday on the Cobble Hill Blog, Heights Books, which recently closed its Montague St...

What is it about stories about people who scored beautiful houses in Brownstone Brooklyn three decad...