Popular stories include the return of the Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse, a Park Slope reno, and more news.

Brooklyn Children’s Museum expands free field trips, thousands come to Flatbush for first Jamaica Rising Day Parade, and more Brooklyn news.

Signage is up as the storied French luxury brand readies for its long promised fall opening in its singular new space.

The musical tells the story of the woman who completed the Brooklyn Bridge after her husband, chief engineer of the project, ...

The days are numbered for an impressive Romanesque Revival church that has commanded the corner of Schermerhorn Street and 3rd Avenue in Boerum Hill since the late 1800s. Brooklyn developer Tankhouse ...

In an attractive Art Deco apartment building in Midwood, this one-bedroom doesn’t lack gracious features of the period, including a foyer, arches, and a dining nook. It’s on the third floor of 1820 ...

Battery company NineDot plans to break ground on a 4.9 megawatt battery energy storage facility in Bushwick later this year. Expected to come online in 2027, the facility — located at 421 Bushwick ...

The maintenance is high but this estate-condition two-bedroom has charming original 1920s features, an interesting history, and “oblique river views,” as the listing puts it. In the Brooklyn Heights ...

Developed by Housing Works, the building under construction on the site of three early 20th century storefronts will contain supportive units.

Showgoers were a diverse bunch, reflecting that vintage is wildly popular at the moment with a wide range of people, even Gen Z and Alpha boys.

A slew of designers will make over a capacious 1850s dwelling with a mansard roof on Monroe Place for the Brooklyn Heights Association benefit.