Major league ballplayers aren’t the only ones securing big paydays.
Aaron Judge’s record-setting 62nd home run ball sold for $1.5 million, according to Goldin Auctions. The auction closed on Saturday night for a winning bid of $1.25 million plus a
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Crown Heights Limestone Unit With Mantel, Bay Window, Den Asks $3,350 a Month
A one-bedroom in the Crown Heights North Historic District has historic details, including a mantle, and windows on three exposures. It’s on the second floor of a three-story 1890s Romanesque Revival limestone across from Brower Park.
The unit at 869
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
Employees at Park Slope Barnes & Noble Vote to Unionize
Employees at the Barnes and Noble bookstore in Park Slope voted overwhelmingly in favor of unionizing last week.
Booksellers, cashiers, and baristas at the store first notified management of their intention to join the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union
Secret Order of Tents Society Saved With Tax Exemption
The historic secret aid society run by Black women that has a headquarters in the magnificent but dilapidated building at 87 MacDonough Street was granted a tax exemption today, according to New York City Council Member Justin Brannan.
Brannan, chairman
Spacious Two-Bedroom in a Ditmas Park West Standalone With Laundry Asks $3,250 a Month
Generously sized, this two-bedroom rental is on the first floor of an early 20th century standalone set on the leafy streets of Flatbush. It offers a bit of outdoor space with a front porch as well as an in-unit laundry
Stay in School With a Home in a One-Room Schoolhouse, Starting at $169,900
One-room schoolhouses are no longer the educational norm that they were for some American children in the 19th century, but they can still be found scattered across the landscape of New York. Those converted into dwellings can often offer petite
Lottery Opens for Greenpoint Affordable Apartments
A lottery has opened for apartments in a 100 percent affordable building going up on the waterfront in Greenpoint. The 22-story, 375-unit development is part of Greenpoint Landing, a 22-acre 10-building high-rise complex made possible by the 2005 Greenpoint-Williamsburg rezoning.
Prospect Heights Beaux-Arts Flat With Working Fireplace, Clawfoot Tub, Modern Kitchen Asks $1.775 Million
This Prospect Heights Edwardian walkup has no lack of glowing original woodwork, including two mantels with mottled tile, and a laboratory-inspired modern kitchen. Located on the top floor of 207 Park Place, the unit is also quite spacious with three
Renovated PLG Limestone Asks $2.75 Million
In the Prospect Lefferts Gardens Historic District, this early 20th century row house was designed by prolific architect Benjamin Driesler and recently updated by a Brooklyn design-build firm. While the original architect gave the interior its moldings, wood floors, and