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The co-op at 9437 Shore Road in Bay Ridge. Photo via Ben Bay Realty

by Susan De Vries

Bay Ridge Co-op With French Doors, Parquet, Scalloped Built-in Asks $360K

This roomy Bay Ridge one-bedroom has all sorts of period goodies including high ceilings, an arched doorway, and parquet with inlaid borders. It’s on the fifth floor of 9437 Shore Road, a six-story, 55-unit co-op that faces Shore Road Park and Parkway and New York Harbor.

black and white photo of Robert MosesA marathon reading of Robert Caro’s The Power Broker will take place in November. Photo by C. M. Spieglitz via Library of Congress

Lend Your Voice to a Marathon Reading of ‘The Power Broker’

Several hundred readers are needed to reach the goal of a live reading of the entirety of Robert Caro’s weighty work “The Power Broker.” The dense and authoritative volume, published in 1974, tracks the rise of Robert Moses and his extraordinary impact on the physical infrastructure of New York.

a brick building on a cornerThe building at 1262 Bushwick Avenue this week. Photo by Anna Bradley-Smith

First-Time Buyers Can Get Bushwick Co-ops in Affordable Housing Lottery

A rare affordable housing lottery has opened for the sale of 16 one-, two-, and three-bedroom co-op apartments in two new Bushwick buildings, giving buyers the chance to become first-time homeowners. Households must be between one and seven people with incomes between $88,666 to $231,440 a year.

low scale residential buildingThe red brick house at 676 Central Avenue last week. Photo by Anna Bradley-Smith

Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for Whole Houses in Bushwick

First-time home buyers have the chance to purchase a new Bushwick house with just a 5 percent down payment through an affordable housing lottery. The two houses included in the lottery are both multi-families and include rental units so owners can live in their unit while renting out the others to help with mortgage payments.

rear lot small house with a concrete patio and a raised area of soilPhoto via Bellmarc Realty

A Sunset Park Tiny House With Bay Window, Garden Asks $2,900 a Month

This petite rear-lot house offers plenty of scope for imagination. With its tucked-away location and outdoor space, it could be a garden cottage retreat in Sunset Park, given the right creative touches. With one bedroom and one bath, the dwelling sits behind a garage at 357 44th Street.

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