While I’m not a huge fan of the double duplex configuration in this narrow brownstone, it could be easily converted to a single family home. (I am, however, a fan of the garden level Chef’s kitchen and French doors.) Get all the details in my latest “2 Cents” column here.
This brownstone has an ideal configuration–an owner’s triplex and a garden-level rental–and it’s in move-in condition. But is it worth the $2.695 million? Get all the details here.
Why Barbara Corcoran says, “On the Internet everyone is equal.”
Read about the growing influence of small brokers.
Check out this new photo album of Carroll Gardens street scenes we just added on our Facebook page!
Check out the March issue of the Brennan Buzz Newsletter from Brennan Realty Services–and make sure you’re on our email list for the next one! (See the “Sign up” box on the home page.)
Have you been to any open houses lately? I have—I try to hit a few each weekend—and the ones I’ve been to have all been packed. There appears to be pent-up demand in brownstone Brooklyn, especially for larger homes with three and four bedrooms. Even in transitional neighborhoods like Gowanus, buyers are out there looking—and they’re motivated. Read more. . .
Donald Brennan was elected to the Brooklyn Heights Association’s Board of Governors at the association’s annual meeting held February 28. Brennan, principal of MyHome, Brooklyn and Brennan Realty Services, is a 17-year resident of Brooklyn Heights.
“I’m a strong supporter of community preservation and am always impressed by the work of the BHA. I’m honored to be a part of this important organization and look forward to working diligently to support its mission,” commented Brennan. The BHA Board is made up of local residents with a record of strong commitment to the community. Brennan currently volunteers as Vice Chairman of the Board of the Dodge YMCA and Chairman of its Strong Kids Campaign.
The Brooklyn Heights Association celebrated its centennial in 2010, and was instrumental in the 1965 formation of Brooklyn Heights as New York City’s first historic district.
Interesting Brooklyn Census Data
While the numbers are controversial (Could Brooklyn have really only grown by 1.6%?), The New York Times has done a great job mapping out the latest census data. Take a look and see what the census says about your neighborhood.
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