This is it, folks! We’ve arrived at the final weekend of the outdoor flea season and luckily it looks like the weather is going to cooperate both days. And for … Read more

All the construction netting on the Fifth Avenue Committee’s supportive housing project on 5th Avenue and 16th street has come down, and it’s now possible to see progress on the … Read more

South, the new bar in the former Vin Rouge space on 5th Avenue between 17th and 18th streets, has opened. According to BlackBook, South is run by the same people … Read more

Since starting BHB in 2006, I have made it a point of expressing my admiration for Brooklyn Paper publisher Ed Weintrob whenever the subject of ”hyperlocal” media comes … Read more

    A tipster spotted this truck stuck under the Q train subway station on Avenue J in Midwood this morning around 8:45 a.m. We’re told "the truck was all crumpled and … Read more

Park Slope

289 Garfield Place

Corcoran

Sunday 2-3

$1,950,000

GMAP P*Shark

Ditmas Park

664 Westminster Road

Douglas Elliman

Sunday 2:30-4:30

$800,000 (was $995,000)

GMAP P*Shark

Greenwood Heights

323 21st Street

Brown Harris Stevens

Sunday 1-3

$749,000

GMAP P*Shark

Bedford Stuyvesant

509 Decatur Street

Fenwick Keats

Sunday 12-1:30

$525,000

GMAP P*Shark Read more

Click the image above to view the full photogallery.[Renderings by dbox via Foster + Partners.] The Sperone Westwater Gallery from British starchitect Norman Foster has started to rise above the … Read more

BHB entertainment newshound Inna Chumikova sent us a photo and video of yesteday’s fake car crash on Cranberry and Willow Streets shot for the FX drama Damages. She comments, … Read more

Nam Wah Tea Parlor, which claims to be the first dim sum restaurant in Chinatown, still hasn’t reopened after its shuttering last week (the Chinatown time capsule tells us it’s … Read more

New rules would restrict so-called curb cuts -- the sidewalk indentations created to allow cars to move from the street onto the front yards of houses -- and tighten front-yard … Read more

The Daily News has an update on Georgica, the uber-expensive new Upper East condo building hard hit by the unsightly Second Avenue Subway construction right outside. According to the developer, … Read more

Six months ago it was Memorial Day weekend and there were not enough open houses to make doing an Open House Picks post worth. Therefore, there’s no Six Months Later … Read more

When most New Yorkers find money on the street, they thank their lucky stars and pocket it without a second thought. But when 28-year-old grad student John Larsen found a … Read more

Photograph by LaurenFae on Flickr

From the Gothamist Newsmap: A pediatric burn victim at 196th St & Hollis Ave in Queens, a double stabbing at West 171 St in … Read more

The Danish Seamen’s Chuch [102 Willow Street] will hold its annual Danish Fair today and tomorrow. Get yer Glogg on! Read more

P.S. 8 parent Wendy Azzouni files this dispatch about last night’s reading event to benefit the school:

Despite drizzling rain, over a hundred people turned out for the first annual PS8 … Read more

Our end-of-decade examination series kicked off with a countdown of the best new buildings in New York City. Oh, building boom, you were so kind. And speaking of booms, it's … Read more

A BHB tipster writes in:

Nothing yet on the yellow Health Department signs adorning Le Petit Marche?

Matthew Parker comments:

Earlier this morning I walked by Le Petite Marche on Henry St. There … Read more

Things have been going pretty well over at 660 Bergen Street, the 16-unit Karl Fischer-designed condo development in Prospect Heights. When we took its temperature back in March, six apartments … Read more

Stalked: Sonia Sotomayor at Po on Smith Street. Someone spot her at Bar Great Harry! Read more

The public notice regarding the liquor license application is a couple of weeks old at this point, but the tipster who alerted us to the fact that a new restaurant … Read more

2 BR, 2 BA condo w/balcony Net effective rent: $2,958 (@ 2 free mos.) 110 Green Street, C301 [Elliman] Read more

After a tough run as a condo development (it went bust at the beginning of the year), the Viridian has had a nice reversal of fortune recently in its new … Read more

When developers build affordable-housing units within their new luxury projects to get tax breaks and zoning bonuses, it sometimes creates an uneasy mix of feelings within the building's walls. Luxury … Read more

Brooklyn Heights Blog has the scoop (and the photos) on the latest addition to the neighborhood’s culinary scene: A cute spot called the Iris cafe opened yesterday at 20 Columbia … Read more

The schematic plan above details the next round of renovations the city is planning for J.J. Byrne Park in the Slope. (Click on the image to enlarge it.) The revamps … Read more

      Yesterday, developer Bruce Ratner and architect Frank Gehry celebrated the "topping off" of the 76-story Beekman Tower in lower Manhattan. A 10-pound bucket of concrete was lifted 900 feet … Read more

Community Board 2 is standing firmly in the path of the wrecking ball at 73-75 Sullivan Street, unanimously denying developer Zaccaro Realty's request for a zoning change. Zaccaro was hoping … Read more

As Curbed reported yesterday, the eight-unit condo development at 868 Metropolitan Avenue in Williamsburg sold out in just seven weeks. (This news came via an email announcement from the team … Read more