By Ximena Del Cerro, Brooklyn Paper
Lattes and bagels from a good sport!
Foamy cups of coffee and smoothies decorated with slices of fresh fruit have made Lark Cafe a neighborhood favorite in Flatbush. So much so that when Prospect
Sell Home
Selling a home can be a daunting task, but with the right preparation it can be a relatively easy process. The first step is to research your local market and find out here
Former Chase Bank in Bushwick to Be Razed for New Affordable Senior Housing Development
Bucking the trend of new faux affordable developments in north Brooklyn, a 14-story, 250-unit deeply affordable senior housing complex is planned for the corner of Grand Street and Bushwick Avenue in Bushwick.
The site at 95 Bushwick Avenue is currently
Bushwick Community Calls on Landmarks to Protect Cook Mansion From Demolition by Neglect
Bushwick community members and preservationists will rally outside the more than 130-year-old Romanesque Revival Lipsius-Cook Mansion on Bushwick Avenue on Wednesday, calling on the Landmarks Preservation Commission to safeguard the building from further deterioration.
The Bushwick Historic Preservation Association and
Brooklyn News: Restoration of Brooklyn Paramount Theatre
Affordable Housing Lottery Opens in Cypress Hills for $419 Studios and $722 Three-Bedrooms
A lottery has opened for 341 apartments in the 100 percent affordable Atlantic Chestnut development under construction in Cypress Hills on the site of a former food
Funds to Restore Magnolia Tree Earth Center’s Facade Reach $70K With Help From Boro Prez
The team behind Bed Stuy’s Magnolia Tree Earth Center is getting closer to its fundraising goal to fix the center’s crumbling facades and remove the more than decade old sidewalk shed thanks to a $20,000 donation from the Brooklyn borough
Clinton Hill Brownstone Apartment With Two Bathrooms Asks $4,250 a Month
This duplex for rent on the top two floors of a Clinton Hill brownstone has quite a bit to recommend it, including vintage charm, a bathroom on each floor, and plenty of space. If there’s a drawback, apart from the
Grand Brooklyn Heights Greek Revival With Marble Mantels Asks $7.25 Million
Back on the market after a 2021 sale, this 1840s townhouse in the Brooklyn Heights Historic District is a substantial 25 feet wide with five floors of living space. While some period details such as marble mantels remain, some of
Major Adams floats a legal challenge if the Council overrides his veto and passes housing voucher bills
Major Eric Adams (center), Department of Social Services Commissioner Molly Wasow Park (left) and Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services Anne Williams-Isom (right).
Credit: Ed Reed/Major Photography Office.
Windsor Terrace Two-Bedroom Asks $799K
Across from Prospect Park, this two-bedroom is in a 1960s building that the original builders promoted as providing “sumptuous living” with “outstanding appointments.” The unit on the fourth floor of 185 Prospect Park Southwest has had a renovation that left
The Insider: Drama and Glamor Define New Decor in South Slope Townhouse
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