One-Bedroom Condo With Built-ins in Alfred Tredway White’s Cobble Hill Towers Asks $450K
The walk up to the sixth floor is guaranteed to give you a workout, but this apartment comes with a fascinating architectural pedigree.
How the Rise and Fall of the Luxury Condo Building Boom Transformed Brooklyn
Thousands of new luxury condos have altered the character of Brooklyn in the last 10 years.
Condos Could Be Next for Iconic Wythe Avenue Diner in Williamsburg, Former Home of La Esquina
Plans for a six-story building with 10 apartments and ground-floor retail at the site have been approved.
Modern Condo in Historic Park Slope Townhouse With Penthouse, Outdoor Space Asks $2.35 Million
This three-bedroom duplex in the Park Slope Historic District has a sleek kitchen, three terraces and Runtal radiators.
Would You Pay $925K for This Condo in a 19th Century Bed Stuy Building?
If you had $925,000 to spend on a two-bedroom, would you prefer a recently converted condo in Bed Stuy or an older co-op in Park Slope?
The Massive Cascade Linen Project in Bed Stuy Is Quickly Swallowing Up an Entire Block
The factory was a Bed Stuy icon for years and is now a seven-building luxury condo development whose prices will be in the millions.
One of Two Flatbush Edwardians Demolished to Make Way for Eight Stories of Condos
Following the sale of two freestanding Edwardian homes in Flatbush back in March, a planned development on the property is beginning to move forward.
Peek Inside a Townhouse-to-Condo Conversion Project in Carroll Gardens This Thursday, June 28
Join Brennan Rise for an open house at a 34-feet-wide brownstone before construction starts on a unique condo conversion project.
Loft-Like Condo in Converted 19th Century School in Greenpoint Asks $2.475 Million
This condo in a recently converted 19th century school building has the feel of a gallery space carved out of a historic property.
Condo in Old-School Walkup With Exposed Brick, High Ceilings on ‘Burg’s South Side Asks $1.1 Million
Here's a Williamsburg condo that splits the difference between an old-school walkup and the new luxury condos that have overrun the neighborhood.
