Stuyvesant Heights Historic District

This townhouse at 47 Chauncey Street dates back to 1867. The landmark single-family is one of the oldest row-houses in the Stuyvesant Heights Historic District.

This row of two-story homes was developed by Charles E. Larned, who had purchased the lots in 1867. He was a lawyer with an office at 202 Broadway in Manhattan. Mr. Larned sold the houses in 1870 to James Campbell, a broker located at 25 Wall St and also a Brooklyn resident. He made a small profit the very next year (1871) when he sold the homes to Thomas Prosser.

Photo by Anton Brookes, H5 Photography; courtesy of The Corcoran Group

Homes on MacDonough between Stuyvesant and Lewis are sellng for over $2.2 million. What a glorious thing!

SAVE OUR COMMUNITY GARDENS!

Join the New York City Community Garden Coalition & Concerned New Yorkers for a rally and press conference with Council Member Antonio Reynoso

On the Steps of City Hall (Manhattan) – Tuesday, February 10 at 9:00am. Invite your friends and share widely!

We are demanding that the mayor stop HPD from selling 17 active community gardens for development when there are dozens of vacant lots that can be sold instead.

UNITE WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS IN MAKING OUR COMMUNITY GARDENS PERMANENT!

Support 462 Halsey Community Garden, Patchen Community Square, Halsey Ralph and Howard Community Garden.

Call Aziz: 973-222-5413 or email: [email protected]

http://nyccgc.org/2015/01/gardens-on-housing-preservation-and-developments-hpd-list-of-sites-available-for-housing-development/

Gardens on Housing Preservation and Development's (HPD) List of Sites Available for Housing... Reposted with permission from 596 Acres Last week, NYC Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) published a list of 181 City-owned properties included in a Request for Qualifications for develope...

There's a 4-family home for sale on Decatur St for $1,995,000 and IMHO, the price is too low! Museum-level details, several working fireplaces, and much more... like over $11,000 per month in potential rental income!

House on Decatur St. sold for $1,650,000 and it needs at least $500,000 in rehab just to walk around safely. Plus around $300,000 for utilities, baths, kitchens, and general appearance!

We're going to Brooklyn Startups digital marketing event for business owners... Friday, May 30th in partnership with BLDG 92, Brooklyn Navy Yard Center... http://grow-your-business-using-web.eventbrite.com

Grow Your Business Using the Web Learn Digital Marketing & Business Best Practices From Industry Experts Six how-to workshops… bring your questions, take notes, and leave with next steps to grow your business! Presented in partnership with BLDG 92, Brooklyn Navy Yard Center 1:00pm: Welcome & panel discussion… A New Way of Thinking…

We're going to Brooklyn Innovation Week. Be sure to Like their page, http://www.facebook.com/BrooklynInnovationWeek/

Brooklyn Innovation Week http://bkinnovationweek.com/ April 25-May 2, 2014 A week-long celebration of innovation and technology across Brooklyn