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I would like to highlight a new project built at 307 Atlantic Avenue, next to the Smith Street Condos.  The building is roughly 4-5 months away from completion, and will be marketed as studios, 1 bedroom, and 2 […]

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A cluster of new complexes sit on the corner of Union Ave & Hope St.  While a few of the large buildings are still under construction, 140 & 156 Hope St are almost completely occupied.  Both buildings, coined the Espoir, offer spacious apartments with quality finishes and great amenities including a clubroom with Billiards […]

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The new upscale Williamsburg apartment rental, 60 Monitor, is one week away from its ‘Grand Opening’ set for Saturday, October 17th.  The complex features 1 bedroom apartments starting at $1,600 and 2 bedrooms at $2,300.  Don’t be fooled - prices seem like a good deal, however they are priced appropriately at current market value, especially […]

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Although apartment hunting in New York can be straight up dismal, there are still gems to be found.  I came across an exceptional 3 bedroom Williamsburg Apartment Rental on the corner of Grand and Roebling street.  This spacious apartment has been fully renovated and features 3 large, evenly sized bedrooms boasting views of the Manhattan […]

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Surprise, Surprise!  Yet again, another failed Williamsburg Condo project – this particular one is located on the corner of Wythe Ave. and North 8th Street.  The funny, or I suppose not so funny thing is, I ran into the owner of this building last spring when the building was nearing completion; he quickly brushed me […]

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While reading through the lifeless content of my blog last night I came to the realization that creating a site filled with regurgitated information about Brooklyn real estate was not my objective.  Come to think of it, I had forgotten why I had even created this blog in the first place.  Clearly, no reader is interested in tiresome […]

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