The Insider: Brooklyn Architect Builds a Compact Upstate Getaway, Pond View Included
Kyle Page was both architect and client in building a pondside country place for his own young family, kept simple for reasons of aesthetics and cost.
Demolition Begins at Future Site of Controversial 80 Flatbush Development in Boerum Hill
A row of one-story retail stores facing Schermerhorn Street was recently razed, and on Tuesday firefighters were knocking windows out of the largest building on the site.
Distinctive House in Sunset Park South With Five Mantels, Clawfoot Tub Asks $1.555 Million
A three-story townhouse in the new Sunset Park South Historic District has street character and an unusual amount of well-preserved original details on the interior.
This Bed Stuy Queen Anne Manse Was Home to the Inventor of a 19th Century Medical Device
I used to live on Jefferson, between Marcy and Tompkins, and walked past this house just about every day for more than 17 years.
Brownstone Boys: Budget Friendly Options for Adding Deck Access to a Brownstone
Adding a deck can add a lot of value to your home, and creating access to it doesn't have to cost a fortune.
Co-op in Jazz-Age Candela-Designed Building at Grand Army Plaza in Park Slope Asks $1.165 Million
The compact but graceful unit in a full-service building has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and five closets.
Lighting in the 19th Century Row House
The old light fixtures we see so often in Brooklyn townhouses that we think are original to the building are quite often early electric lights or mid 20th century chandeliers.
Exterior of Big Building With Affordable Housing, Parking on Prominent Bed Stuy Corner Nearly Done
Across the street from the Franklin Avenue station in Bed Stuy, the exterior of a 10-story mixed-use building in the works for a number of years is nearly finished.
Wide Boerum Hill Greek Revival With Black Marble Mantels, Deck, ‘Dry’ Cellar Asks $3.8 Million
The brownstone contains an artist's studio and workshop, as well as original moldings and wide plank floors.
What To Know About Buying an SRO
In New York City, single room occupancies are almost as much of a local institution as Katz's pastrami and the Coney Island Cyclone.
