Vinegar Hill Is the First Brooklyn Neighborhood to List in City’s Top Three Most Expensive

Vinegar Hill has hit number three on the list of New York City’s most expensive neighborhoods, spurred by sales in one luxury development on Water Street.

—

A PLG Standalone With a Garage and Three Others to See, Starting at $999,888

Our picks for open houses to check out last weekend were found in Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Clinton Hill, Crown Heights, and Bay Ridge. They range in price from $999,888 to $2,795 million.

—

Clinton Hill Cooperative One-Bedroom With Modern Flair, Pantry, Dining Nook Asks $649K

Units in the World War II-era Clinton Hill Cooperatives pop up frequently, but intriguingly this one-bedroom has a number of rarely seen period features, including a layout with original pantry. It is on the fifth floor of 209 Clinton Avenue, one of the buildings designed to solve a housing crisis for defense workers at the nearby Brooklyn Navy Yard.

—

Winfield’s staff members Tashaka McDuffie and Monique McField. Photo by Anna Bradley-Smith

Winfield’s Opens in Old Manny’s Space in Bed Study, Slinging Burgers, Salads, Bagels

Winfield’s, a new family-friendly, diner-style restaurant, has opened on Bed Stuy’s Patchen Avenue offering breakfast and lunch at affordable prices, with plans to extend to dinner and brunch service.

—

Photo by Nick Glimenakis

The Insider: Stylish ‘Upside Down’ Owner Duplex Crowns Greenpoint Townhouse Renovation

The new owners of a stoopless, century-old three-story row house knew from the get-go that they would leave the existing ground-floor rental apartment in place and transform the building’s upper floors, configured as two floor-through rental units, into a duplex for themselves.

Related Stories

Email tips@brownstoner.com with further comments, questions or tips. Follow Brownstoner on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook.