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Via CrainsnewyorkWilliamsburg firm buys Downtown Brooklyn parking lot for $58M, plans two resi buildings
A Williamsburg-based firm has acquired a parking lot at 55 Smith Street in Downtown Brooklyn for $58 million to develop two residential buildings.
· 2 months ago
Via BrownstonerSee Inside the Mysterious Brownstone on Columbia Heights
The historic Italianate brownstone at 194 Columbia Heights has hit the market for $15 million, offering a rare look inside a residence that remained shuttered for decades.
· 2 months ago
Via CobblehillcollectiveFrenzie Is Getting Closer & a Brooklyn Heights Home Sets a Record
A historic Brooklyn Heights townhouse has set a 2026 record with a $24.5 million sale, while new developments like the BKX retail hub and local eateries Frenzie and Red Hook Focacceria prepare to open.
· 2 months ago- Via Brooklyneagle
Construction begins on 51-story luxury tower in Brooklyn Heights
Construction has begun on One Montague Place, a 51-story luxury tower at 205 Montague St. featuring 136 residences, a jazz club, and the first Brooklyn outpost of BondST.
· 2 months ago 
Via MThe Brooklyn Heights Mansion With a Wild History
A new video tour explores the colorful history of the Behr Mansion in Brooklyn Heights, highlighting its connections to the Titanic, the Great Depression, and the Catholic Church.
· 3 months ago
Via CrainsnewyorkManhattan landlord wins historic Cranberry Street house bidding war
A historic shingle-lined house on Cranberry Street has been sold to a Manhattan landlord who reportedly committed to preserving the structure following a local preservationist's dispute with a previous developer.
· 3 months ago
Via PropertysharkPrices Rise in 32 of NYC’s Leading Neighborhoods as City and Manhattan Hit Record Highs
New York City real estate prices hit a historic median high of $825,000 in Q2 2026, with Brooklyn reaching its second-highest median ever at $899,000.
· 3 months ago
Via 6sqftThrow garden parties all summer long at this $1.8M Brooklyn Heights co-op
A two-bedroom co-op at 60 Pierrepont Street featuring a 500-square-foot private terrace and historic pre-war details has hit the market for $1.795 million.
· 3 months ago
Via Star-revueThe Brooklyn Marine Terminal Development Corporation and Advisory Task Force, explained - Red Hook Star-Revue
The Brooklyn Marine Terminal Development Corporation has begun meetings to finalize the redevelopment of 122 acres of Brooklyn’s waterfront, transitioning from a contentious vision plan to a formal planning process.
· 3 months ago
Via BrownstonerIn the Heights, Hotel Bossert Preps for 61 Condos by 2028
Development firm SomeraRoad is converting the historic Hotel Bossert at 98 Montague Street into a 61-unit luxury condominium building with completion slated for 2028.
· 3 months ago
Via BklynlibraryPOTW: Housing Starts: The Riverside Buildings and the Push for Affordable Housing in Brooklyn | Brooklyn Public Library
The Riverside Buildings, completed in 1890 as a model for affordable housing in Brooklyn Heights, remain a landmark of 19th-century progressive reform despite losing nearly half the complex to BQE construction.
· 3 months ago
Via BkreaderBrooklyn Heights Tenants Up in Arms Over Crumbling Apartments
Tenants of the Riverside Buildings are rallying against Pinnacle Group over hazardous living conditions and a proposed condominium conversion in the landmarked Brooklyn Heights complex.
· 3 months ago
Via CrainsnewyorkBrooklyn Bar Association to sell century-old Brooklyn Heights HQ
The Brooklyn Bar Association is listing its century-old headquarters at 123 Remsen Street in Brooklyn Heights for sale as of early July 2026.
· 3 months ago
Via CurbedVegas Lite Is Coming for the Former Brooklyn Macy’s
Developers have unveiled plans to transform the former Macy’s on Fulton Street into BKX, a 440,000-square-foot commercial and experiential hub featuring flagship retail and immersive entertainment.
· 3 months ago
Via TherealdealBrooklyn Heights townhouse trades for $25M
A civil war-era townhouse at 192 Columbia Heights has sold for $24.5 million in an off-market deal, marking the most expensive residential transaction in Brooklyn so far this year.
· 3 months ago