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Designed by a noted architect, this 1910 Renaissance Revival townhouse has a finely detailed exterior, well preserved interior, and modern updates. In a prime location in the Stuyvesant Heights Historic District opposite Fulton Park, this townhouse is part of a late row and appears to have been built as a two-family, with an uncommon layout that’s easily adapted to modern standards. Features include high ceilings, stained glass, pocket doors, parquet, and moldings.

by Nelson A. King, Caribbean Life Tens of thousands of revelers and masqueraders and millions of spectators converged on a spectacular day, with a high about 80 degrees Fahrenheit, for the 59th Annual West Indian American Day Carnival Parade on Eastern Parkway. Shalaina Renea, left, and Shamika Sumpter play with Rendezvous Mas. Photo by Nelson A.

Private-equity giant Carlyle Group amasses Brooklyn rentals, tenants rally to reinstate fired building staff in Williamsburg, and more Brooklyn news. Photo of the Day: Brooklyn Heights. Photo by Susan De Vries

Caribbean revelers celebrate at parade while many are missing, inside Brooklyn Heights’ longest-vacant storefront, and more Brooklyn news. Photo of the Day: Downtown Brooklyn. Photo by Susan De Vries

This three-bedroom, three-bath duplex brings the outdoors in with huge windows and landscaped terraces on three sides. With high ceilings, the bold but warm interior designed by noted architect firm SO-IL mixes wood, concrete, metal, and marble. Close Brooklyn in Your Inbox Stay up to date with more great news and articles like this one. Thank you for subscribing! Email It’s on the 11th floor of 9 Chapel Street in Downtown Brooklyn, a 14-story, 27-unit condo that opened this year.

This week, a look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago focuses on homes in Prospect Park South, Bed Stuy, Clinton Hill, and Flatlands. How did they fare? First up, there is plenty of space inside this Prospect Park South house with its abundance of bedrooms, a finished basement, and a private driveway. This former House of the Day sold in June for $2.975 million, which was $125,000 under the asking price.

by Adam Daly, amNY New York City plans to incorporate a racial equity review into future budget planning under its first citywide racial equity plan, released last week by Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration. The final plan spans 45 city agencies and includes more than 200 agency goals and outcomes, more than 800 implementation strategies and more than 600 indicators used to track progress. Close Brooklyn in Your Inbox Stay up to date with more great news and articles like this one.

Summer vacations are winding down with the last hurrah of the Labor Day weekend and students are headed into another school year. Brooklyn has a rich history of educational institutions and we have rounded up a few tales of schools, buildings, and students below to start off the season. Eramus Hall Academy in 1966.

The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a Bay Ridge co-op, a Crown Heights condo, and a Bed Stuy row house. Listings in Bed Stuy and Bay Ridge were popular once again this week. The least expensive property for sale on the list is the Bay Ridge co-op at $360,000 and the most expensive is a Park Slope limestone priced at $6 million. Which would you choose? Close Brooklyn in Your Inbox Stay up to date with more great news and articles like this one.

Massive Change Coming to Arrow Linen Block Under New Developer Park Slope and Windsor Terrace residents who fought for a deeply affordable redevelopment of the former Arrow Linen site in scale with their low-lying row house neighborhood are now seeing their hard-won victory made moot by a new developer.