Brownstoner Reader Photos Reveal Creative Urban Garden Design, Clever Plant Pairings, Lush Lawns
Here's what gardeners in Gowanus, Clinton Hill, Crown Heights and East New York have been up to, in their own words.
Brooklynites Can Cool Off at Three Pools Reopening in August
The mayor announced 15 pools citywide will reopen, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Detail-Filled Flatbush Colonial Revival With Wraparound Porch, Garage Asks $1.795 Million
This single family Flatbush home offers plenty of room to spread out, a deep front porch for observing the neighborhood and guaranteed parking.
Get Some Tips and Inspiration Before Tackling a Brownstone Renovation
Has spending so much time indoors started you dreaming of some home renovation projects to spruce up your surroundings?
Park Slope Floor-Through With Tin Ceiling, Private Deck, Walk-in Closet Asks $1.35 Million
For someone with a creative eye, this two-bedroom apartment in Park Slope with original details, outdoor space and a bonus home office could really shine with just a few design tweaks.
Landmarks Will Consider Preserving Historic Abolitionist House in Downtown Brooklyn
In the latest twist in the long saga of the former home of abolitionists on Duffield Street, the Landmarks Preservation Commission voted this morning to consider preserving the structure as an individual landmark, a move that could save it from demolition.
Latest Black Lives Matter Mural Comes to Borough Hall in Downtown Brooklyn
The stretch of Joralemon Street between Adams and Court streets got the mural and a new street sign, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
City Unveils Redesigned Stretch of Atlantic Avenue in East New York
The design includes curb extensions, new sidewalks, raised medians and left-turn bays, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Clinton Hill Italianate With Restored Plaster, Marble Mantels, Central Air Asks $4.25 Million
Brimming with lush plasterwork, this Clinton Hill brownstone has had a top-to-bottom renovation that included modern upgrades and restoration of original 1870s details.
Williamsburg Warehouse Demolished to Make Way for New Mixed-Use Development
Williamsburg lost more of its industrial past as another warehouse was recently razed to make way for a mixed-use development.
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