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The development at 325 Bond Street in Gowanus in March of this year. Photo by Susan De Vries
by Affordable Housing Lottery Opens With $903 Units in Gowanus Waterfront Build
An affordable housing lottery opened for a new nine-story development that replaced a former parking lot next to the now-demolished Green Building in Gowanus. This is the affordable component of Rabsky Group’s two-tower Westmark development, made possible by the area’s rezoning. It sits between Bond Street and the Gowanus Canal.
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The house at 63 Maple Street in Prospect Lefferts Gardens. Photo via Compass
A Prospect Lefferts Gardens House With a Garage and More to See, Starting at $2.65 Million
Our picks for open houses to check out last weekend were found in Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Bed Stuy, Fiske Terrace, and Gowanus. They range in price from $2.65 million to $3.99 million.
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Greenpoint Railroad Apartment With Mantel, Wood Floors Asks $3K a Month
On the third floor of an 1890s tenement building, this Greenpoint apartment for rent has a mantel, a built-in, and picture rails. The railroad layout, without a hallway and with each room providing access to the next, will require a creative configuration, but the unit does have a large eat-in kitchen and a bit of storage.
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A rendering of Innovative Urban Village in East New York. Rendering via The Gotham Organization
Affordable Housing Lottery for East New York ‘Urban Village’ Has $561 Units
An affordable housing lottery has launched for 291 truly affordable apartments in a new building that is part of Innovative Urban Village, a Brooklyn megachurch pastor’s longtime vision to build an affordable housing complex in East New York.
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Photo via Kevin J. Carberry
Heights Anglo-Italianate With Plasterwork, Marble Mantels Asks $12.5 Million
It might be on the narrow side, but this Brooklyn Heights brownstone manages to fit in an abundance of details and an expansive amount of space. The 1850s Anglo-Italianate has high ceilings, plasterwork, an impressive stair, mantels, and more spread out over six floors.
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