Brooklyn News: A housing lottery in Gowanus

Our picks for open houses to check out last weekend were found in Prospect Heights, Dyker Heights and Madison. They range in price from $874,999 to $3.199 million.

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Park ramp pre-war with wood floors, storage, updated kitchen asking $799,000

This is not a very spacious apartment, but it does have a built-in storage room, wooden floors, picture rails and a renovated kitchen. The photogenic unit is located in the elevator building at 125 Prospect Park West, directly across from Prospect Park and in the Park Slope Historic District.

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Affordable housing lottery opens for Glassy Gowanus Complex

An affordable housing lottery has been launched for a new 11-story, 92-unit building at the corner of Gowanus’ 3rd Avenue and Baltic Street, the latest lottery to go live for a development benefiting from the area’s rezoning. The glassy new complex includes an art room, a podcast room and a ball field. Units start from $1,020.

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The Insider: Greenpoint Townhouse evolves with the growing family

The design ethos of this newly renovated three-storey townhouse – minimalist yet warm, with a hint of the future – came from more than one source. Architect Fabian Lorenz, trained in Europe and a former senior architect at Bjarke Ingels Group, a Danish firm, leans toward what he called “a minimalist Scandinavian palette.”

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A Delaware County mansion restored to lavish splendor is asking $2.995 million

Resplendent with exaggerated ornamentation, this Delaware County mansion has been restored with an artist’s eye for color and pattern and with respect for the grand original details. Built as a summer retreat for a wealthy industrialist and family in the early 20th century, it has an aristocratic presence meant to impress and is still situated on over 38 hectares of land overlooking an ornamental lake.

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