The Insider: Historic Hoboken Firehouse Transforms Into Light-Hearted Bachelor Pad
Brooklyn-based designer Lauren Wills transforms a historic urban firehouse into a light-hearted bachelor pad.
Cobble Hill Gothic Revival House With Four Marble Mantels, Room for Updates, Asks $4.8 Million
It has appealing features from the mid-19th century, such as wide-plank floors, tall parlor windows with wood shutters, and original mantels.
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams Has Some Interesting Ideas to Reform Jail in Brooklyn
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, a former police officer, weighed in Tuesday on de Blasio's proposal to rebuild the Brooklyn House of Detention in Boerum Hill as part of a sweeping city-wide reform of Rikers Island.
Brownstone Boys: Getting the Grout Right
We spent a lot of time picking out tile for the bathrooms, but deciding on the grout color and joint size are also key.
Demo Permits Filed for Historic Abolitionist House on Duffield Street in Downtown Brooklyn
In 2007, a brick building in Downtown Brooklyn with a connection to the abolitionist movement was saved from eminent domain. Now, in a shocking twist, it might be demolished.
Art Deco Co-op With Renovated Kitchen, Jazz-Era Bath in Park Slope Historic District Asks $690K
This one-bedroom apartment on the top floor of a 1936 elevator building has room enough for books, a home office, and even a Murphy bed.
Six-Story, Garage-Replacing Residential Building Inches Toward Completion in Bushwick
A mixed-use property taking over half a block in Bushwick has topped out, and work on the exterior is progressing quickly toward completion.
Pop-Up Mini Park Opens at Downtown Brooklyn’s Long-Delayed Willoughby Square Park Site
At some point over the July 4 weekend, the city unveiled a pop-up version of the long-delayed park.
Queen Anne Brownstone With Extravagant Details in Need of Renovation in Bed Stuy Asks $1.5 Million
Built in 1893, it has seven elaborate mantels, a fretwork screen, wainscoting and pocket doors.
New Low in Townhouse Design?
The new owners of a Second Empire wood-frame townhouse in Bed Stuy added brick veneer, mismatched doors and air-conditioning compressors to the front facade.
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