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Properties are selling faster, and prices indicate stability, according to a a quarterly survey by Prudential Douglas Elliman released this week.
In a quarterly survey of residential sales in Brooklyn, the Elliman Report noted the housing market has continued to show "broad stability in price and sales activity."
In a quarterly survey of residential sales in Brooklyn, the Elliman Report says housing market shows "broad stability in price and sales activity."
In a quarterly survey of residential sales in Brooklyn, the Elliman Report noted the housing market has continued to show "broad stability in price and sales activity."
In a quarterly survey of residential sales in Brooklyn, the Elliman Report noted the housing market has continued to show "broad stability in price and sales activity."
Also: criminal possession of marijuana in this week's reports from the 70th Precinct.
No parking on many blocks throughout the neighborhood Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Carroll Gardens representatives wrote the NYC Department of Homeless Services Commissioner, asking to be part of the process to develop an "appropriate proposal."
If you have something you'd like to share, we want to read about it on Ditmas Park Patch!
Authorities are searching for a suspect wanted for a robbery inside the Dekalb Ave. "D/M" subway station.
"We want to educate the community... that's the key thing," said Rodneyse Bichotte.
The Dorchester Senior Center now has an operational lift.
The petition asks elected officials for the right to have a say in whether or not the homeless shelter makes its way into the neighborhood.
Concerns were aired at a traffic calming forum dedicated to bettering Cortelyou Road.
A new ruling from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission might cost Con Ed customers the New York Post says.
A new ruling from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission might cost Con Edison customers more than they know.
A new ruling from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) might cost Con Edison customers.
A new ruling from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission might cost Con Edison customers more than they know.
The NYPD are asking for the public's help in locating a man wanted for seven attempted burglaries.
More than 40 houses will participate.
