A block of mostly two-story homes on President Street soon could have a hulking, eight-story neighbor, according to recently filed plans.
Renters who make up to $125,000 a year can apply for affordable housing in a new Lincoln Place building among a row of brick houses.
A buyer entered a $2.99 million contract for a condo overlooking Grand Army Plaza and Prospect Park, according to a luxury sales report.
A proposed eight-story tower in Weeksville will have 44 affordable housing units for the formerly homeless, seniors and low-income families.
The housing lottery is offering Crown Heights apartments in new Empire Boulevard building for people who make at least $65,000 a year.
Developers plan to erect a six-story building at 408 Lefferts Ave. on the site of three former homes, according to records.
The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission gave a thumbs up to a planned new home on Pacific Street, according to reports.
Home sellers in seven Brooklyn neighborhoods, led by Crown Heights, got 97 percent of their asking prices, a new StreetEasy study found.
Home prices in Crown Heights and Prospect Lefferts Gardens fell as much as $427,000 in January. We'll tell you where.
Income requirements to apply for studio apartment in new Prospect Lefferts Gardens complex cap off at $110,000.
The NYC housing lottery seeks applicants who make at least $72,000 a year in a borough where a typical salary is just $56,000.
A lawsuit claims landlords used fraud and false filings to price gouge rent-stabilized Crown Heights tenants.
141 apartments in a new Linden Boulevard tower have hit the affordable housing lottery, but only for those making at least $73,000 a year.
City officials have begun filing plans for a 45-unit affordable housing complex near the Weeksville Heritage Center, records show.
A new survey shows a proposed Prospect Heights historic district has been preserved with as much integrity as other landmarked districts.
Anyone earning between $75,000 and $97,000 can apply for these "affordable" one-bedrooms on Rutland Road.
Prospect Heights is one of 19 city neighborhoods with a median home price that tops $1 million, a new study found.
Alibaba founder Joe Tsai bought the Atlantic Avenue arena and its NBA basketball team.
This four-bedroom apartment could be yours for just $29,000 a month. And that pesky $1.5 million downpayment.
There are 93 affordable apartments up for grabs at 1336 Bedford Ave. Some cost just $590 a month.
Find out if you qualify.
"It would hurt me very deeply to leave here," Scoops And Plates owner Tony Fongyit said. "It’s a love to me."
Marching tenants rights advocates confronted a crew of chanting building workers in the streets of Crown Heights Wednesday.
Ebbets Field landlord Shalom Drizin was name among the top five worst landlords for evictions in 2018.
Sales have begun at 111 Montgomery St. near the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, where locals are working hard to curtail development.
Five new apartments to hit the affordable housing lotto require applicants earn between $71,383 and $172,120, records show.
Construction will soon begin on the newest building in the Pacific Park mega development in Prospect Heights.
Find out if you qualify for an $1,168-a-month studio in a Crown Heights building with its own pet spa.
Anti-gentrification activists painted a near-apocalyptic picture of a proposed development near the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
Find out if you qualify for an "affordable" Crown Heights home.
Some regions of Prospect Park South have seen housing prices triple as salaries stagnate and the number of black residents drops, data show.
A new batch of affordable apartments in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens demand six-figure incomes to apply, city records show.
Commercial Observer reports two luxury towers can rise at 595 and 615 Dean St. after developers signed a $143.1 million deal.
Developers plan to build a seven-story apartment building on President Street near Prospect Park, city records show.
Rubin Dukler, the city's 17th worst landlord, is being sued for harassment by his Crown Heights tenants.
Developers hope to build a "passive house" at 669 St. Marks Avenue, where a historic mansion and stable currently stand.
Only New Yorkers earning between $70,000 and $168,000 are eligible to apply for these homes on Brownsville's border, records show
Developers hope to build two 39-story towers on the site of a former Crown Heights spice factory, records show.
Find out if you qualify.
State Senator Zellnor Myrie promised to fight an New York rent law he said encourages landlords to force rent-stabilized tenants out.
