3 Renovation Scenarios When You Should Hire an Architect
You're planning a home renovation but unsure whether you should hire an architect in addition to a contractor.
NYC Home Pros, Where Homeowners and Service Pros Find Each Other
It's a concierge-hosted directory service offering targeted exposure for businesses in the home purchase/finance/renovation/repair space.
Create Your Dream Brownstone With One of These Project-Delivery Methods
Whether you want to start a renovation, finish a renovation, pivot or are an architect yourself, Bolster has an option for you.
Brooklyn Company Brings the Heat and Restores New York City’s Troubled Cast Iron Radiators
Castrads restored century-old cast iron radiators, making them beautiful and efficient, for a brownstone in Park Slope.
Construction Waste Removal Gets a Tech Upgrade
Curbside provides a tech enhanced and data driven waste removal experience.
Brownstoner Podcast: Bolster’s Anna Karp on How to Renovate in Brooklyn
The cofounder and chief operations officer talks about the design-build process, how long a gut renovation will take, and how to save money.
Brownstoner Podcast: How a Brooklyn Artist, Zach Rockhill, Got Into Design Build
The founder of Crown Heights-based Hatchet Design Build explains the design-build process and how the firm mixes contemporary design with historic details.
What You Need to Know About Renovating a Home in Brooklyn
Whether you live in a house or apartment, have never renovated or need a refresher, get answers to your questions about home renovation at the next Brownstoner Home Events panel.
Cobble Hill Real Estate Veteran Julie Cohen Asks Herself: Renovate or Move?
What if you had a remarkable and unique home and rather than moving, you decided to take on the challenge of customizing the space to fit your changing needs?
Making a Life in Brooklyn: Carroll Gardens Brownstoners in the 1960s
It was a time in Brooklyn when two schoolteachers with adventurous spirits and a willingness to get their hands dirty could cobble together enough money to buy their own slice of the borough.
