Mary Nolan was a longtime neighborhood volunteer and organizer known for her commitment to service, justice, and community.

One of a stretch of Neo-Grec houses on Berkeley Place, this Park Slope brownstone still has a fair number of its 1880s ...

Even on the grayest of days, who could possibly feel depressed in this skylit apartment, centered on a glossy yellow kitchen? The topmost of five condos in a vintage row house overlooking Fort Greene ...

Popular stories on Brownstoner this week include the controversial tax lien sale, a Ditmas Park West Tudor on the market, and ...

While the rumors of Mary Pickford living in this grand Brooklyn house are folklore, it has more than enough architectural ...

This week, the most popular Brooklyn real estate listings on Brownstoner include a Gowanus rental and a Bed Stuy brownstone.

With Local Law 97 now in effect and fines coming for non-compliant buildings, solar power offers a way to be compliant while ...

Since moving to its new home in the Brooklyn Bridge Park Boathouse, the organization has been playing to packed houses.

This duplex for rent in Gowanus has some period touches such as marble mantels paired with new hardwood floors, laundry, and ...

This Bed Stuy two-family retains some 1890s touches, has had a few upgrades, and still has room for a new owner to make some ...

An exhibit at the Herbert Von King Cultural Arts Center in Bed Stuy features artwork by Rikers Island detainees.