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MHB to Sponsor BHA Literary Readings in Historic Homes

By Donald Brennan | Published: February 24, 2010
We’re proud to be the exclusive sponsor of the upcoming Brooklyn Heights Association’s “Evenings of Readings” to celebrate their centennial. There will be three literary events situated in historic homes. The first, on April 26th, will be held in Truman Capote’s beautiful maintained house on Willow Street (which was dubbed “Brooklyn’s Most Expensive Rental” a [...]
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Opportunity of the Day: 54 State Street

By Donald Brennan | Published: January 12, 2010
At 54 State Street, we’re envisioning ten large one-bedrooms, 720 square feet each, in a building that was once mistakenly slated to be torn down before the Brooklyn Heights Association and the Department of Buildings stepped in. While the outside is now protected, the insides have been completely gutted, allowing for an entirely reinvented space [...]
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Celebrating the BHA

By Donald Brennan | Published: January 8, 2010
The Brooklyn Heights Association is the oldest neighborhood association in New York City, a tight-knit and hardworking group of activists, neighbors and boosters whose successes include blocking Robert Moses’s plan to bisect the neighborhood with the BQE, and creating the first landmark district in the city. Of course, they’ve had their critics over the years, [...]
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Our Own Architect Makes the BHB Top Ten

By Donald Brennan | Published: January 5, 2010
Okay, maybe it’s a little presumptuous to call Tom van den Bout our architect, but he is one of our trusted advisers and author of many of the designs we’re showing you on MHB. Which is why we’re proud the Tom has been named one of the top 10 movers and shakers of Brooklyn Heights [...]
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