#brooklyn-real-estate

#brooklyn-real-estate

People have lived on Brooklyn's Atlantic Avenue almost as long as there has been an Atlantic Avenue. It started out as a path leading to early settler Ralph Patchen's farm and then became a road to the East River. Part of it became known as Division Street, as it was the informal border between the town of Brooklyn and South Brooklyn, which included today's Red Hook, Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens neighborhoods.

Parents can learn home-buying tips like how to save on down payments, reduce closing costs, and options for financing while the kids play. Break the mold of stuffy real estate seminars and join Brooklyn's first family-focused home-buying event where parents can learn while kids play. On September 28 at 10 a.m. at the Marriott Brooklyn Bridge, GR Affinity's Brian Scott Cohen will host this innovative brunch and panel

Unemployed at the start of the pandemic, Ms. Pennick returned to Chicago and lived with her mother. She landed a job and saved diligently for a down payment, always planning to return to New York. This city is the place where I can be my authentic self, she said. Plus, my friends and church home are here. I am of the New York or nowhere' ilk.

This week, the most popular real estate listings on Brownstoner include a row house in East Flatbush, a brownstone in Park Slope, and a standalone in Midwood. East Flatbush was popular with readers again this week. The least expensive property on the list is a rental in East Flatbush asking $4,500 a month, and the most expensive is a Boerum Hill row house asking $3.2 million.

First up, this 1890s row house designed by Axel Hedman is in the Crown Heights North II Historic District. This former Open House Pick sold in April for $3.4 million, which was $350,000 under the asking price.

In Park Slope, this 1870s brownstone is in estate condition. This former Open House Pick sold in April for $3.25 million, which was $350,000 under the asking price.

Jacob Batalon, known for his role in the 'Spider-Man' films, recently explored a $2.45 million luxury penthouse featuring stunning views and upscale amenities.

The borough's priciest contract from April 28 to May 4 went to Unit 6B in the 12-story waterfront building, according to Compass' weekly report.