Tobacco Warehouse (left), Empire Stores (right). By MK MetzUPDATE with letter from the Brooklyn Heights Association at end of post. The NY Daily News is reporting that a deal has been cut to turn over the Civil-War era Tobacco Warehouse and Empire Stor... »
In recent times, the 15,000 folks that reside across the half-square mile of Brooklyn designated as “Downtown”—unfolding at the ends of the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges—have again earned the right to call their locale a “neighborhood.” With a massive... »
- There are reports that the Nets would love to steal Lin from the Knicks and transplant Linsanity to Brooklyn. Gothamist- Latest development in Packer's SAT test debacle: Packer lawyers up. Brooklyn Eagle - After some controversy, it looks like the Br... »
The NY Post calls developer David Bistricer a "slumlord" and reports that he’s bought the landmark Hotel Bossert on Montague Street in Brooklyn Heights from Watchtower Bible and Tract Society (Jehovah's Witnesses). Bistricer says that he plans to have ... »
- A man was stabbed in the neck -- at the Brooklyn Heights Library, of all places. Brooklyn Heights Blog - Traffic agents are lying in wait, slapping tickets on cars before seniors can hustle back from putting money into muni-meters. Brooklyn Eagle- Br... »
Brownstoner reports that the two-story light brick building at 30 Henry Street (and Middagh Street) in Brooklyn Heights -- most recently the headquarters of the Brooklyn Eagle -- sold for $3.5 million.The approved five-story, five-unit proposal can be ... »
Welcome to the Hot Seat, where we interview folks involved in Brooklyn real estate, architecture, development, and the like. Introducing Michael Galinsky and Suki Hawley, husband and wife filmmaking team. Michael and Suki got lots of attention upon the... »
Brooklyn real estate blog Brownstoner has been running a book-length series on the history of Brooklyn Heights’ St. George Hotel, which includes a phenomenal collection of vintage images and every … »
