Twenty-three soccer ball sculptures are popping up across New York City and New Jersey to celebrate the arrival of the FIFA World Cup this week. The initiative, dubbed “Art of the Game,” includes large-scale public artworks by internationally recognized artists on major streets, parks, m
The landmarked brick townhouse at 306 State Street is a rare 25-foot-wide home built in the Greek Revival and Italianate styles on the same Boerum Hill block as the notable 9 Townhouses row. The 1847 townhouse, asking $6,250,000, was thoroughly renovated in 2004. The six-bedroom home is currently co
Awash in muted, calming shades, this Brooklyn Heights apartment has a generous amount of space for relaxing as well as three exposures. It is on the fourth floor of 15 Clark Street, an early 20th century building close to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade and within the neighborhood's historic district
The New York Police Department will once again close several blocks around Madison Square Garden during Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday. In a post on X, the NYPD said the same “secure zone” implemented around the arena on Monday, when President Donald Trump attended the game, will
One new 11-story building has topped out on a former nursing home parking lot and ground preparation is under way for a second, which will together bring 297 apartments to Bed Stuy’s Fulton Street. The two-building complex is going up on the parking lot of nursing home Brooklyn Gardens, which spans&
by Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil, Brooklyn Paper A former military base turned industrial hub is serving as a stage for contemporary art through “In Plain Sight,” a new yearlong exhibition that brings large-scale, site-specific installations to Brooklyn Army Terminal. The exhibition, which opened June 4
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A few weeks after announcing the master developer for the redevelopment of Penn Station, Amtrak released the first renderings of the project on Monday. Penn Transformation Partners (PTP), a joint venture led by Halmar and Skanska, is leading the long-awaited redesign of the detested Midtown commuter
A new asphalt mural in Hudson Square turns pedestrian movement into bold, swirling stripes of rainbow colors. Unveiled Monday by the Hudson Square Business Improvement District (HSBID), “Urban Flow” by Dasic Fernández spans Little Sixth Avenue and Dominick Street, featuring an evolving network of co
An affordable housing lottery has launched for a new 13-story development on Atlantic Avenue in East New York. The 229-unit building largely replaced a row of two and three-story mixed-use buildings that long stood on the arterial route, which was part of the neighborhood's areawide rezoning. Includ
As median asking prices in Brooklyn stay above $1 million, it may seem hard to find an apartment with everything you want within the six-figure range. But if items on your list include in-unit laundry, prewar charm, and a prime location in Prospect Heights, then 806 Washington Ave. #3C fits the bill
New York officials on Monday broke ground on phase two of the Second Avenue Subway, which will bring the Q train to 125th Street. Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that excavation has begun at East 119th Street and Second Avenue, where next year a tunnel-boring machine will begin mining the new subway tun
This week, a look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago focuses on homes in Beverly Square East, Marine Park, Bay Ridge, and Greenpoint. How did they fare? First up, this single-family in Beverly Square East has mantels, wainscoting, and stained glass. This former Open House Pick
by Sadie Brown, amNY Housing advocates and City Council members rallied Thursday in front of City Hall to once again demand that Mayor Zohran Mamdani fulfill a campaign promise to follow through with the expansion of a critical, but costly, housing voucher program. The City Council approved several
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“Families of young children with intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities…are being turned away from program after program. Not because providers don’t want to serve them, but because the system makes it financially unsustainable to do so.” Gov. Hochul and Mayor
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On a tree-lined block in the Park Slope Historic District, the 23-foot-wide townhouse at 7 Saint Marks Avenue is recognizable by its dramatic brick façade accented with Gothic arch detailing. Built in 1872, the property served as the rectory for the former St. Augustine’s Church. Asking $6,750,000,
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Key takeaways: Commissions flow through brokerages, not directly to agents. The brokerage collects the commission from the transaction, then pays the agent their agreed-upon split and keeps the rest as revenue. In most NYC sales, the seller pays the commission for both sides. The listing brokerage s
