Brooklyn News: A housing lottery is launching in Gowanus

An affordable housing lottery has made its debut for a new nine-story development at the corner of Bond and Carroll streets, just steps from the Carroll Street Bridge. The complex, called Maison Bond, is another large residential building resulting from the Gowanus rezoning and includes a gym, a rooftop deck with a grilling station and a sky bridge.

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Park Slope Brownstone with woodwork and stained glass is asking $3.995 million

This single-family home in Park Slope is a brownstone with an ornate exterior and beautiful interior details, including mantels, stained glass, and wood floors. It is located at 552 4th Street in the Park Slope Historic District, just around the corner from Prospect Park.

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PLG Studio with sunken living room asks $2,650 per month

There’s some vintage charm in this Prospect Lefferts Gardens studio, with a sunken living room, butter yellow bath and wooden floors. It’s a first-floor unit at 125 Ocean Avenue, a six-story co-op building across from Prospect Park.

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Parkside duplex with mantel, built-in, parking asking $1.999 million

In an 1890s brownstone that was once a large single-family home, this duplex co-op still features some impressive details, including built-ins, a mantel, and wood floors. The two-bedroom apartment, which takes up part of the living room and garden, is one of five units at 119 Prospect Park West and has the benefit of its own parking space.

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AG approves $5.9 million sale of disputed Dangler Mansion site in Bed Stuy

In a new twist for the hotly contested property at 441 Willoughby Avenue in Bed Stuy, the New York State Attorney General has approved its sale, 16 months after its purchase was blocked in court by another developer.

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