by Olivia Seaman, Brooklyn Paper Long before the bright lights of Nathan’s Famous became synonymous with Coney Island, there was another name that defined the boardwalk: Feltman’s. Now, Coney Island native Michael Quinn is bringing that forgotten story back to New York audiences in his one-man play,
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“Brownstone Brooklyn” neighborhoods - think Brooklyn Heights, Carroll Gardens, Fort Greene, Park Slope, and other nabes surrounding Prospect Park - have proven themselves time and time again to be some of the borough's most sought-after locations. The area’s characteristic architecture, which includ
While a designer-renovated townhouse in the heart of brownstone Brooklyn may fulfill many a real estate dream, we often expect to give up a green lawn and flexible, livable basement. Asking $7.8 million, this four-story home at 168 Bergen Street in the Boerum Hill Historic District has those rare ad
For those who have spent this winter dreaming of days they can lounge outside in warmer weather, this Prospect Heights co-op with its large private terrace might hold some appeal. Other perks in the renovated one-bedroom unit include in-unit laundry and air conditioning. On the top floor of the brow
New York City’s congestion pricing program will live on, as a federal judge on Tuesday ruled that the Trump administration’s attempt to nix the toll system was unlawful. In a 149-page decision, Judge Lewis J. Liman called U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s move to end the program “arbitrary
If you’re looking for a historic home with both character and modern upgrades at a great price, look no further than 279 Sterling Place #3C. This unit is part of the 22-unit co-op Public School 9 Annex, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The brick, sandstone, and terracotta
Key takeaways: Co-op or condo? That is the question. So you've decided to take the plunge and - gasp! - bid farewell to renting forever. Or maybe you're a seasoned buyer looking to purchase your next place. Either way, buying is a big decision. And in your search, you'll notice most NYC homes fit in
Key takeaways: In the literal sense, this French phrase means “a foot on the ground.” But in the language of New York City real estate, a pied-à-terre is a non-primary residence reserved for occasional use. Pied-à-terre owners typically use these units for short periods, essentially making them vaca
Key takeaways: If New York City is notorious for one thing, it's the cost of living. While discounts can be found, it's always smart to pause and ask yourself, “How much can I spend on rent?” In essence, the key to understanding affordability as a renter is knowing your rent-to-income ratio. This wi
Every week, we share the most popular sale listing of the week in NYC, as selected by you, our StreetEasy users. The most popular sale for March 2 is this charming West Village 2-bedroom with two decorative fireplaces and central air conditioning. Charming West Village 2-bedroom with decorative fire
The weekend is here at last, and if you're considering buying a New York City apartment, it's a great time to check out one of the many open houses happening. We’ve pulled together a few of our favorites, which include a 2-bedroom Park Slope brownstone with exclusive roof rights, an 1871-built West
Every other week, we highlight NYC's most popular rental listings as chosen by you, our StreetEasy users. This week’s top picks include a 1-bedroom in Park Slope with beautiful exposed brick and a newly renovated Midtown South studio. As usual, there’s plenty more where that came from on StreetEasy.