Our picks for open houses to check out this weekend are found in Park Slope, Kensington, and Marine Park. They range in price from $820,000 to $8,895 million.
312 Garfield Place
Price: $8.895 million
Areas: Park Slopes
Broker: Leslie J.
This week, a look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago focused on homes in Park Slope, Midwood Park, Kensington, and Windsor Terrace. How did they fare?
In an early 20th century flats building, this two-bedroom
Long-needed repairs to the Riegelmann Boardwalk are behind schedule, and locals are frustrated by what they feel are insufficient updates on the city’s progress toward finally fixing up the aging structure.
According to locals, the dilapidated boardwalk hasn’t seen substantial
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What’s not to like about a nearly intact late Victorian barrel-front brownstone on a park block? This one was respectfully renovated a few
At a town hall meeting championing Good Cause Eviction on Thursday night, an organizer with Make the Road New York asked a crowd of about 70 people how many of their families are renters.
Most people in attendance, tenants from
Nestled on what could be mistaken for just an ordinary, unassuming street corner in Downtown Brooklyn, stands a brick building responsible for helping an unknown number of enslaved people in their journey to freedom.
The building, located at 227 Abolitionist

Almost everywhere you look in NYC, someone uses an e-bike or e-scooter. Despite their popularity among New Yorkers of all ages, these devices contain lithium-ion batteries
Our picks for open houses to check out this weekend are found in Park Slope, Kensington, and Marine Park. They range in price from $820,000 to $8,895 million.
312 Garfield Place
Price: $8.895 million
Areas: Park Slopes
Broker: Leslie J.
Boxabl, a privately held startup based in Las Vegas that’s
Tenants at NYCHA Haber Houses in Coney Island rallied against potential privatization of the complex on Sunday, calling on the city to abandon plans to add their homes to a public-private housing program.
Alongside an organization called United Front Against
The early 20th century developers aimed for flattery in 1910 when pitching this house as “designed for people of taste and culture,” but they also addressed the practical with a configuration that allowed for a bit of rental income to
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