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How to Choose the Best Home
How to choose the best home and the benefits of using an experienced Realtor
Park Slope Real Estate News
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Great Weekend to View Homes in Brooklyn West
A full range of fun things to do and with the abilty to check out some great homes as well.
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Storybook Tudor Colonial with your Name on IT!
Welcome to this exquisite luxury Tudor Colonial, situated just 6/10's a mile from the vibrant town center & train station.
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Chorus Of Boos Greet Windsor Terrace Developers At Town Hall Monday
The town hall was a battleground over a developer's plan to build two 13-story apartment buildings with affordable units on Prospect Avenue.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
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Affordable Housing Lottery On Gowanus Canal Launches
The mixed-income development offers luxury apartments to renters at an affordable price.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
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Is it time for a MOVE?
How we can help you buy a home across the Hudson River and assist you with finding a Top Realtor to help you sell if that is needed as well.
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This Brooklyn West Home Is Calling: aka Maplewood NJ
This Brooklyn West Home Is Calling: aka Maplewood NJ offering 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths and an Oasis for a backyard
Park Slope|News|
Work Stalls On Park Slope's Grand Prospect Hall Replacement: Report
Only a foundation is laid where Park Slope's Grand Prospect Hall once stood. Now, the plot is destined for apartments.
Emily Rahhal, Patch Staff
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Park Slope's Rent Hits $3,300 For One-Bedrooms, Study Finds
And it's not even close to the most expensive neighborhood in the city.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
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Park Slope Climbs To 13th-Priciest Neighborhood In City: New Ranking
Buying a home in Park Slope likely will put you in the ballpark of $1.526 million, according to a new study.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
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Yet Another Park Slope Residential Tower Nearly Complete: Report
Construction is almost finished on Six Garfield, a 12-story condominium building on the edge of Park Slope, according to a new report.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
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Notorious Landlord Sells Park Slope Building For $12.7M: Report
The controversial Greenbook Holdings is selling an Eighth Avenue walkup to a private equity firm, according to a report.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
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Park Slope Home Sales Fall Nearly 50% In Past Year, Study Finds
Just 81 homes were sold across Park Slope during the first three months this year, according to a new PropertyShark study.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
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Two New Apartment High Rises Coming To Park Slope: Report
A developer plans to bring 319 apartments in two new 17- and 19-story buildings near Prospect Park YMCA, a report says.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
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Park Slope Hero’s Progeny Landlords Ruin Tenants Lives, They Say
One tenant began pulling her hair out. Literally.
Peter Senzamici, Patch Staff
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Former Park Slope Gym Will Shape Into Condos, Retail In $6.45M Deal
The one-time Body Reserve Gym housed in an old bank building at Fifth Avenue and Union Street is about to transform, developers said.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
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The Crossings in Hunts Points Expands Tenant Roster
Blumenfeld Development Group Signs Centers Urgent Care to 10-year lease
Douglas, Neighbor
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Park Slope Is Second-Best Neighborhood To Sell A Home, Study Finds
Several Brooklyn neighborhoods near Park Slope also grabbed top spots in StreetEasy's top 10 ranking of city "sellers' markets."
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
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Park Slope Movie Magic Reveled In New Book By Local Writer
Park Slope is where Al Pacino cried "Attica!" and where "Julie & Julia" producers found a French cafe that they passed off as Paris.
Peter Senzamici, Patch Staff
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4 Park Slope Buildings Make NYC's Worst Landlords List
The buildings have a total of 259 violations, according to the recently released list from the Public Advocate's office.
Peter Senzamici, Patch Staff
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Park Slope Brownstone Sells For $1.6 Million Over Asking
In an unexpected move, the St. Johns Place home sold for way more than what sellers were hoping for.
Peter Senzamici, Patch Staff
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Rent Strike Looms In Rat-Ridden Park Slope Apts Without Gas: Tenants
Residents of 219 13th St. say they won't pay rent until their millionaire landlord makes major, yet basic, fixes to his building.
Peter Senzamici, Patch Staff
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CVS Will Find New Home At Park Slope Development: Connect CRE
It will occupy the ground floor and lower level at 120 Fifth Ave., according to the full service real estate site.
Naeisha Rose, Patch Staff
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Lidl To Replace Now-Demolished Key Foods In Park Slope
Local groups reached an agreement with developers to bring an affordable market to the development replacing Key Foods.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
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'Affordable' Park Slope Homes Offered To Households Making $187K
The units are available under a controversial tax abatement program that's prioritized higher income New Yorkers, according to a new report.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
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Long-Vacant Park Slope Lot Could Become Apartment Building, Plans Show
A Seventh Avenue lot that's sat empty for at least a decade could soon be replaced by a six-story building, new plans show.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
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Park Slope's Lesbian Herstory Archive Could Be Landmarked
A proposal designating the lesbian archive as a historic landmark was unanimously voted to move forward by the city's landmarks commission.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
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New Park Slope Building Is NYC's 1st Timber Condominium
The six-story Timber House on Union Street was constructed with pre-cut materials, like a "piece of Ikea furniture," the condo's site says.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
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Large, Disputed Development Could Come To Park Slope, Tenants Say
A developer filed permits for a modest Park Slope apartment building this week. Neighbors told Patch it is part of a larger, disputed plan.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
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Ribbon Cut On $72M Affordable, Supportive Brooklyn Housing Development
The long-awaited completion of the 129-unit affordable project comes as the future of a controversial housing tax break program is in limbo.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
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New Developments Drive Up Rents Around Barclays Center: Study
A pair of recently-opened buildings in the Pacific Park development are one reason rents are higher in nearby Park Slope, a study found.
Kayla Levy and Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
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Park Slope Rents On The Rise As Pandemic Deals 'Expire,' Report Says
Rents are back to pre-pandemic prices in Park Slope, but some nearby neighborhoods, like Gowanus, have seen major hikes, a new report found.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
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Park Slope Penthouse Sold For $7.7M, Topping BK Luxury Market: Report
A steam room, sauna, and basketball court are just some of the amenities offered in the building.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
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74-Foot-Tall Development Could Replace Park Slope Stores: Permit
The Fifth Avenue store-slash-gym could be replaced with a seven-story development, which would tower over some nearby buildings.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
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Parking Spots Could Be Built Near BK Transit Despite Pols' Pleas
Plans for a subway-adjacent apartment building with 56 parking spots in Park Slope could move forward despite pleas from local leaders.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
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Gowanus Rezoning Building Faces Demolition Amid Court Challenge
Demolition permits were filed last month for a building connected to the Gowanus Rezoning, which was just challenged in court.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
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Grand Prospect Hall Leveled Leaving Neighbors Gutted: Report
The beloved banquet hall has been reduced to dirt, photos reported by the Brooklyn Paper show, ending a months-long preservation effort.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
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Park Slope Rent Has Only Gone Up $21 In The Last Year: Study
Brooklyn homes are getting pricier as COVID vacancies dry up, but Park Slope rents ticked up less than the cost of brunch in the last year.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
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Park Slope Apartment Listed Among NYC's 'Truly Stunning' Homes
Architectural Digest rounded up six of NYC's most "sure to thrill" homes, including one Park Slope brownstone with multi-color walls.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
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Infamous Developer Could Demolish 3 Park Slope Buildings: Permit
Harry Einhorn, known for Christmas evictions and million-dollar lawsuits, tried to kick out tenants and build a condo on this block in 2014.
Kayla Levy, Patch Staff
