A Look at Brooklyn, then and now. If you are of a certain age, or older, and grew up in New York or Philadelphia, then you should remember Horn and Hardart’s Automats. Before McDonalds, Burger King or ...

Residents say their landlord is trying to raise rents and push them out of one of the few rent-stabilized complexes left in ...

An affordable housing lottery has opened for 299 apartments in a 100 percent affordable development rising on Coney Island’s Surf Avenue, overlooking the Brooklyn Cyclones’ home ground, Maimonides ...

Sweets have been with us almost since the dawn of time. Mankind long ago figured out that honey, as well as various plants, saps, and leaves were pleasing to the palate, and when ingested or chewed, ...

The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a wood frame in Sunset Park, a row house in Bed Stuy, and a house ...

Popular stories include a hold on demo for the South Bushwick Reformed Church, a Flatbush rental on the market, and more news ...

The stunning reversal could give the church the time it needs to save the structurally stable remains of the fire-ravaged ...

Broken boards and loose nails are hazardous and can't wait for a long-planned $1 billion renovation, neighborhood residents ...

The festival is best known for the “Dancing of the Giglio,” during which locals hoist a 4-ton tower onto their shoulders and ...

In an unusual 19th century brownstone, this two-bedroom has a dining room, wide-plank floors, and a dishwasher.

An exhibit in the parlor of the Lefferts Historic House in Prospect Park invites visitors to reflect on lessons learned from ...

The Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition exhibit reflects the experience of what has been a momentous period in the borough.