• 524 State St Out-of-Scale Addition at 524 State Street

  Out-of-Scale Addition at 524 State Street

  Published by Brownstoner on July 3, 2008.

• 536 1st St The Biggest Sales of '08, So Far

  536 1st Street GMAP

  Published by Brownstoner on July 3, 2008.

• 52 State St The Biggest Sales of '08, So Far

  The credit for the State Street house picture say "52 State" whereas the listing is for 82 State. Do you have the wrong picture? I think you might because the pictured house sure doesn't look 26' 0" wide to me.

  Published by Brownstoner on July 3, 2008.

• 524 State St Development Watch: Aloft Hotel Fully Aloft

  « Out-of-Scale Addition at 524 State Street

  Published by Brownstoner on July 3, 2008.

• 222 Duffield St Development Watch: Aloft Hotel Fully Aloft

  The Aloft/Sheraton hotelapalooza rising at 222 Duffield Street has made big strides since we checked in back in February. From what we're hearing, though, it's going to be another 18 months or so until this bad boy's open for business. How do you think it's shaping up in the looks department?

  Published by Brownstoner on July 3, 2008.

• 152 Hicks St The Biggest Sales of '08, So Far

  152 Hicks Street GMAP

  Published by Brownstoner on July 3, 2008.

• 42 Garden Pl The Biggest Sales of '08, So Far

  42 Garden Place GMAP (right)

  Published by Brownstoner on July 3, 2008.

• 205 Sackett St Wednesday Food & Drink Round-Up

  205 Sackett Street; Carroll Gardens

  Published by Brownstoner on July 2, 2008.

• St Marks Ave. & Vanderbilt Ave. House of the Day: 64 Lefferts Place

  ...walk EXACTLY pass this place on my way to a friends 3 family home on Vanderbilt and St. Marks (10 minutes away and sold for 1.5mil 4 years ago). This neighborhood is beautiful...

  Published by Brownstoner on July 2, 2008.

• Berkeley Pl. & 7th Ave. Streetlevel: A New Awning for Foragers

  How about a write-up and pictures on the new La Taq at Berkeley and 7th Avenue. Totally renovated with a high end bar and 100 tequilas to choose from.

  Published by Brownstoner on July 2, 2008.

• 64 Lefferts Pl House of the Day: 64 Lefferts Place

  House of the Day: 64 Lefferts Place

  Published by Brownstoner on July 2, 2008.

• 345 Montgomery St Co-op of the Day: 345 Montgomery Street

  Co-op of the Day: 345 Montgomery Street

  Published by Brownstoner on July 2, 2008.

• 269 Court St Wednesday Food & Drink Round-Up

  According to the Times, the Chocolate Room has opened its doors at 269 Court Street in Cobble Hill... The Times also visits Clover Club and Pomme de Terre and points out the best Greenpoint eateries.

  Published by Brownstoner on July 2, 2008.

• 4307 18th Ave Wednesday Food & Drink Round-Up

  ...a $500 bribe and a bottle of liquor from the owner of Green Pavilion restaurant [4307 18th...

  Published by Brownstoner on July 2, 2008.

• 229 Dekalb Ave Wednesday Food & Drink Round-Up

  229 DeKalb Ave. (at Clermont Ave.), Fort Greene; (718) 222-1510

  Published by Brownstoner on July 2, 2008.

• 306 Washington Ave House of the Day: 306 Washington Avenue

  House of the Day: 306 Washington Avenue

  Published by Brownstoner on July 1, 2008.

• 343 4th Ave The Novo Finally Becomes Official!

  343 4th Avenue C of O Documentation [DOB]

  Published by Brownstoner on July 1, 2008.

• 209 Dean St Last Week's Biggest Sales

  209 Dean Street GMAP (left)

  Published by Brownstoner on June 30, 2008.

• 194 Atlantic Ave Development Watch: 194 Atlantic Avenue

  Development Watch: 194 Atlantic Avenue

  Published by Brownstoner on June 30, 2008.

• Atlantic Ave. & Smith St. The Shock of the Nu, Hammocks Included

  The ground-floor windows in part of Shaya Boymelgreen's development on Atlantic and Smith have started advertising the coming of the Nu, the boutique hotel that'll occupy a section of the building. The 93-room Nu will be operated by Hersha Hospitality, which said it was going to put $6 million into finishing the property after it bought it off Boymelgreen earlier this year. The hotel experience will be "like wearing your favorite t-shirt with a beloved pair of jeans," according to its (incomplete) website, and if the rendering included is accurate, some or all the rooms will sport hammocks. The site says the Nu will be open sometime this summer but doesn't give any indication of the going rates. What we know, for now, is this: "The perfect fit for Brooklyn, Nu Hotel is smart, clean, elegant, simple, cool and confident – and most of all casual. Nu is all about you."

  Published by Brownstoner on June 30, 2008.

• Carroll St. & 4th Ave. Over the Weekend, a Flood on Carroll Street

  The scene on Carroll and 4th Saturday afternoon

  Published by Brownstoner on June 30, 2008.

• 54 Orange St Co-ops of the Day: Head-to-Head Studio Battle

  ...asking price of $285,000 and monthly maintenance of $435; the Brooklyn Heights unit, at 54 Orange Street, is asking $319,000 with a maintenance of $333. Which do you think is a...

  Published by Brownstoner on June 30, 2008.

• 275 Adelphi St Last Week's Biggest Sales

  275 Adelphi Street GMAP (right)

  Published by Brownstoner on June 30, 2008.

• Atlantic Ave. & Court St. StreetLevel: Progress at Trader Joe's

  The crew working on the Trader Joe's space on Atlantic and Court has boarded up the building's windows, and the only view inside is through a...

  Published by Brownstoner on June 30, 2008.

• 55 Eastern Pky Co-ops of the Day: Head-to-Head Studio Battle

  ...week, one in Prospect Heights and one in Brooklyn Heights. The Prospect Heights pad, at 55 Eastern Parkway, is on the fourth floor with an asking price of $285,000 and monthly maintenance...

  Published by Brownstoner on June 30, 2008.

• 1265 Dean St Open House Picks

  1265 Dean Street

  Published by Brownstoner on June 27, 2008.

• Clermont Ave. & Dekalb Ave. Streetlevel: Soft Opening for General Greene

  That was pretty quick. It was only two months ago that we were noting the closure of the restaurant June at the corner of Dekalb and Clermont in Fort Greene. And now comes word that its replacement, an establishment to be known as The General Greene, will be soft-opening tonight and this weekend with drinks and bar snacks. The official opening is July 1. More General Greene Info [Clinton Hill Blog] GMAPThursday Opening Report [Eater]

  Published by Brownstoner on June 27, 2008.

• Clark St. & Henry St. Right This Way to The Waterfalls

  In case you didn't get your fill of the Waterfalls yesterday, we've got one more post for ya: A reader drew our attention to these pictographs that now dot the streets in Dumbo and Brooklyn Heights. The shot above comes from the bottom of York Street and the one on the jump comes, via the reader, from the corner of Henry and Clark. Makes sense—we'd guesstimate that about half the lunchtime crowd at the Pop-Up Park yesterday were European tourists.

  Published by Brownstoner on June 27, 2008.

• 859 St Marks Ave Open House Picks

  859 St. Marks Avenue

  Published by Brownstoner on June 27, 2008.

• 330 Jay St How Much For a Downtown 'Scaper? At Least Half a Bil.

  We know 330 Jay Street as purgatory the place where we were recently really happy to serve on jury duty. The city, however, thinks of 330 Jay as a building that's worthy of a $499,401,179 investment. That's how much it recently paid to buy the condominium portion of the skyscraper (28 of its 33 stories, or 830,879 square feet). The building, completed in 2005, was a public-private development with Forest City Ratner, which retains control of its top five floors. The condo portion of 330 Jay contains its courthouses and was more or less already controlled by the city (via a city-generated nonprofit called Jay Street Development Corp), but not owned outright. The skyscraper cost $670 million to build. Our question: Is this the most valuable high-rise in Brooklyn? Gotta at least be in the running. Photo by Property Shark.

  Published by Brownstoner on June 27, 2008.

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