Park Slope|News|
This Brooklyn ZIP Code Is Among Priciest In Nation For A 2nd Year
The borough made it on a list of the 100 priciest ZIP codes in the country for the first time last year.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope Real Estate News
Park Slope|News|
City Commits To 100-Percent Affordable 'Gowanus Green' Project
All 950 units in the long-awaited Gowanus Green development will be affordable, the city confirmed ahead of a Thursday night meeting.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Brooklyn Board OKs Fourth Ave Tower Amid Debate On Housing Crisis
A Fourth Avenue apartment tower that has sparked heated debate about the neighborhood's housing crisis was approved by the community board.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Controversial Fourth Ave Apartment Tower Wins Committee Approval
Community Board 7's Land Use Committee narrowly recommended approval for the Brooklyn building, which faces the full board on Wednesday.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
'Who Is This For?': BK Neighbors Rally Against Fourth Ave Tower
Neighbors rallied Monday against a 14-story apartment building proposed to replace a Dunkin Donuts on the South Slope border.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Developers Plan 14-Story Affordable Housing Complex On Fourth Ave
A public hearing has been set up about the new building, which will replace a Dunkin Donuts and include 25 percent affordable units.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Park Slope Apartment Interest Spikes Despite NYC Housing Slump
Several neighborhoods in Brooklyn saw increased demand from renters even as the coronavirus plunged New York City's housing market.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Al Capone's Park Slope Childhood Home For Sale: Report
Someone tell Geraldo.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Park Slope Rental Discounts Rise After Coronavirus, Study Finds
Roughly 17 percent of rentals in Park Slope are discounted compared to this time last year, the study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Luxury Park Slope Home Sales Immune To Coronavirus Fears
Nine Park Slope homes entered contracts worth more than $28 million combined last week, a report found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Park Slope Brownstones' Days Of Low Taxes Could End: Report
A new property tax plan for New York City could make affluent Park Slope property owners like Mayor de Blasio pay a bigger share of taxes.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
125-Year-Old Manhattan Nonprofit Is Moving To Gowanus: Report
The Van Alen Institute, which has been in the Flatiron District for more than a century, will set up shop on Bond Street next year.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
12-Story Apartment Tower Coming To Park Slope's Fourth Ave.
A new apartment building will rise at the corner of Fourth Avenue and St. Marks Place, near three other planned 12-story buildings.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Park Slope Homeless Shelters Could Cost $89M More Than Elsewhere
The city is projecting the Fourth Ave shelters will be pricier than those run by the same nonprofit in East New York, and not just for rent.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
'Affordable' South Slope Apartments Available For $2K Per Month
One and two-bedroom apartments on 19th Street hit the affordable housing lottery this week.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Park Slope Escape Room Deemed Fire Hazard, Shut Down By FDNY
The escape room was one of several shut down by the city as regulations for the new immersive attractions are worked out.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
SEE: Historic Park Slope Senior Home Will Be Turned Into Condos
The 1925 Knights Of Columbus clubhouse, which in its later days was a controversial home for the elderly, will now be home to 63 condos.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
'Healthiest' Building In Brooklyn Hits The Market In Park Slope
The luxury building offers residents everything from a pet spa to a zen garden with Japanese maple trees.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Park Slope Land Is Second Most Expensive In The Country: Report
Two portions of Park Slope made it onto a list of the top ten priciest one-acre plots of land in the country.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
'Dope Queen' Pheobe Robinson Makes Park Slope Her Home
The author and comedian moved to Park Slope over the summer.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Three South Slope Apartments Up For Grabs In Lottery
The one-bedroom apartments are renting at $2,088 per month.
Brendan Krisel, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Developers Plans To Sell 70 Park Slope Condos For $106M
Daten Group plans to sell the 70 condos in the under-construction development fora total of $106 million, the Real Deal reported.
Nicholas Rizzi, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Real Estate Group Buys Park Slope Building For $81M
Trinity Place Holdings closed on their $81 million acquisition of the luxury building at 237 11th St., the firm announced.
Nicholas Rizzi, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Landmarked Brooklyn Lyceum Building Sells For $10M
The former bathhouse on Fourth Avenue, currently home to a Blink Fitness, was sold to an unnamed buyer for $10 million.
Nicholas Rizzi, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
$642 Park Slope One-Bedroom Available In Housing Lottery
The city released a batch of apartments in Park Slope ranging from $642 to $1,000 in a lottery.
Nicholas Rizzi, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
12-Story Condo Building Planned To Replace 4 Park Slope Homes
A developer plans to build a 12-story condo building at 161-174 Fourth Ave. with 59-units and ground-floor retail.
Nicholas Rizzi, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Plans Filed To Demolish 3 Park Slope Buildings on Fourth Avenue
A developer filed plans to demolish the four-story buildings at 161, 165 and 167 Fourth Ave. last week, records show.
Nicholas Rizzi, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
$35M Deal Buys Up Park Slope Rental Buildings, Report Says
Akelius Real Estate Management bought 181 and 182 Prospect Park West and 409-421 14th Street for $35 million, the Real Deal reported.
Nicholas Rizzi, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Plans Filed For Two-Building Park Slope Development
The 175,196-square-foot development will occupy the corner of Fifth Avenue and Baltic Street and bring 164 new apartments to the Park Slope.
Brendan Krisel, Patch Staff
Park Slope|Neighbor News|
Time to Buy a Home with a Yard?
Open Houses today in Maplewood, NJ aka Brooklyn West
Park Slope|News|
Park Slope's 'Triangle Building' Could Become Futuristic Structure
See new renderings for the building near Barclays Center.
Marc Torrence, Patch Staff
Park Slope|Neighbor News|
Newly Renovated Home For Sale in Brooklyn West
This newly renovated home is amazing. You won't want to miss it!
Park Slope|News|
Bill de Blasio Lost $6K On His Park Slope Homes Last Year, Tax Returns Show
The mayor released his tax returns Tuesday, giving a glimpse into his two Park Slope rental properties.
Marc Torrence, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
Live In Bill de Blasio's Park Slope Home For Under $2K Per Month
The mayor's 11th Street house is on the rental market.
Marc Torrence, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
$300,000 Parking Spot For Sale In Brooklyn
Park Slope has outdone itself.
Simone Wilson, Patch Staff
Park Slope|News|
70 Unit Condo Building On 4th Ave. Breaking Ground This Week
The Daten Group is moving ahead with its $54 million Park Slope condo project, according to The Commercial Observer.
John V. Santore, Patch Staff
Park Slope|Neighbor News|
Brooklyn West is Calling: Maplewood and South Orange Open Houses Feb 11 and 12
Open Houses in Maplewood and South Orange New Jersey. If you are looking for more space for your money with a yard, look no further!
Park Slope|News|
Home Buyers: Park Slope Ranked 25th Most Expensive Neighborhood in NYC
What does that mean? The median neighborhood home sold for $979,500.
John V. Santore, Patch Staff
