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Fearless Development of Brooklyn’s Waterfront Proceeds Apace

The memory of Hurricane Sandy and the devastation it left in its wake seems to be quickly fading for many

The Gowanus apartment lottery attracted way more bidders than units available. This shouldn’t have come as such a great surprise

A tiny home in Windsor Terrace has an asking price designed to make prospective buyers take notice. The 900-square-foot, three-bedroom

Tom Colicchio, “Top Chef” judge and owner of Craft Restaurants and high-end Chelsea eatery Colicchio & Sons, just purchased a

An 18,000 square-foot, 150 year-old Brooklyn mansion, was put on the market for a stratospheric $40 million. The home is

The stately neo-Roman former Dime Savings Bank of New York building is about to make its debut on the real

Preserve Park Slope, a neighborhood citizen’s advocacy group, succeeded to win a hearing to postpone the expansion of Methodist Hospital.

Not far from the Barclays Center at 461 Dean Street at Flatbush Avenue, construction of the first of 14 prefab

With the help of volunteers from the Habitat for Humanity non-profit organization, Mildred Davis has finally been able to move

In what John H. Mollenkopf, director of City University’s Center for Urban Research says “is curtains up on the first