The Eagle has an article looking at reports recently compiled by CUNY’s Center for the Study of Brooklyn in terms of how they show a number of brownstone neighborhoods “getting wealthier” in recent years. The neighborhoods in question are those in Dist... »
- Historic District preservationist Otis Pearsall urged the LPC to reject the proposed building design at 30 Henry Street as “antithetical to the goals of the district.” Brooklyn Eagle - Cabbie accused of raping passenger in Williamsburg: "I do not kno... »
1. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $3,650,867.15 360 Furman Street, #205 + #P129 GMAP P*Shark This unit also sold with an extra condo space without a kitchen. The original listing has since been pulled, though. Entered into contract on 12/7/11; closed on 12/14/11; de... »
- Sad comment about a closing shop on Smith Street. PMFA - Dead Christmas trees suspended under BQE, for art. Gothamist . . . Meanwhile, vandals torch 25 Christmas trees in Fort Greene Park. Brooklyn Paper - The rather dull brick condo building propose... »
Happy New Year! We hope you enjoyed the first week of 2012 and you’re ready to put your resolutions into practice. As always, this year, we’re resolving to bring you the best listings for the entire family! Are you ready to celebrate January with fun a... »
Parent Involvement is Formula For Success in Brooklyn Schools (Gotham Gazette) Shake Shack Comes to The Fulton Mall Today (Brooklyn Paper) The Council Addresses PCBs in Schools (Gotham Gazette) Brooklyn Heights: PS 8 May Expand to Middle School (Brookl... »
Parents at P.S. 8 in Brooklyn Heights (shown above) are keeping their fingers crossed, hoping a site proposed for their new middle school in Downtown Brooklyn comes through. The Brooklyn Eagle reports that the city hopes to locate the P.S. 8 extension ... »
It was a ferocious Easter Day fire that displaced many residents and several businesses. Now, almost two years after the April 4 blaze that gutted the structure at 352-360 Myrtle Ave., businesses are beginning to creep back into the ground floor spaces... »
