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Brooklyn couple’s tiny rental feels like a retreat

A 46-square-meter Brooklyn rental has been totally transformed by Julia and Artem Kropovinsky, showing just how much personality and comfort you can pack into a small space. Their secret? Minimalism, natural materials, and clever renter-friendly upgrades—think removable wallpaper and multi-use furniture. Even in the middle of the city, they’ve created a peaceful, nature-inspired home that feels both open and cozy. It’s proof that you don’t need a huge apartment to live stylishly or feel connected to nature. What’s your favorite small-space design trick? #Home #BrooklynLiving #SmallSpaceBigStyle

darrell47

Brooklyn’s new affordable homes: Are these rents really within reach?

A fresh batch of affordable apartments just hit the market in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, and the numbers are turning heads. The Everly’s lottery offers studios starting at $1,793 and two-bedrooms up to $4,399, with income limits stretching as high as $227,500. With perks like a gym, pool, and rooftop grills, it sounds like luxury living—but do these rents truly feel “affordable” for most locals? If you’re thinking of applying or have thoughts on what affordable housing should look like in NYC, let’s talk about it! #News #BrooklynLiving #AffordableHousing

Julie Padilla

Affordable homes shake up Downtown Brooklyn

Brand new affordable apartments are opening up at 202 Tillary Street, and this could be a game-changer for Downtown Brooklyn residents. With rents starting as low as $784 for studios and a range of options for different income levels, these homes come packed with perks—think in-unit laundry, a gym, sky lounges, and even a pickleball court. It’s rare to see so many amenities paired with affordable rents in this area. If you or someone you know is looking for a fresh start, this is worth checking out. How do you feel about these new housing opportunities? #News #BrooklynLiving #AffordableHousing

phillipsbrian

Brooklyn brownstone proves small spaces shine

Who says you need a huge apartment to live beautifully in Brooklyn? Sarah Bryant’s 114-year-old brownstone rental is a masterclass in making every inch count. She’s blended historic charm with smart, personal upgrades—think bold wallpaper, vintage finds, and even a taller kitchen faucet for daily comfort. Her story is a reminder that character and creativity can turn a modest space into a true home. If you’ve ever felt limited by square footage, this place might just change your mind. How do you make the most of your own small space? Let’s swap ideas! #Home #BrooklynLiving #SmallSpaceBigStyle

Aaron Ballard

Brooklyn’s old St. John’s campus gets a luxe new life

The historic St. John’s University building on Willoughby Ave has been reimagined as The Hartby, a 205-unit luxury apartment complex that’s already 70% full. What’s wild is how the developers kept the original 19th-century charm—think high ceilings, arched windows, and unique layouts—while adding modern perks like a fitness center, business lounges, a dog shower, and a rooftop deck with a dog run and fire pit. Rents start around $3,100, but 62 affordable units are available through Housing Connect. Would you want to live in a place with this much history and character? #RealEstate #BrooklynLiving #HistoricHomes

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Brooklyn’s old college gets a stunning new life

An abandoned 19th-century college in Bed-Stuy just got a $104 million makeover into luxury apartments, blending historic charm with modern living. The Hartby now offers 205 units—some with original exposed brick and chapel windows—plus a gym, lounge, and even a winter garden. With 62 affordable apartments in the mix, it’s not just for the ultra-wealthy. Locals are loving how the developers honored the building’s past while creating a new community hub. Would you want to live in a place with this much history, or do you think old buildings should stay untouched? #RealEstate #BrooklynLiving #HistoricHomes

Matthew Jackson

Big changes coming to Downtown Brooklyn living

Downtown Brooklyn is about to get a major upgrade with the launch of leasing at Eighty Nine DeKalb—a new 30-story, all-electric tower right where Fort Greene meets the action. This isn’t just another apartment building: it’s bringing a mix of affordable and market-rate homes, plus a huge chunk of space for Long Island University’s pharmacy program. With amenities galore and some units offering private terraces, it’s set to shake up the neighborhood vibe. What do you think—will this reshape the community for the better? #RealEstate #BrooklynLiving #DowntownBrooklyn

Brian Sanchez

Brooklyn’s skyline is changing fast

A massive new 20-story building is coming to Gowanus, bringing 158 apartments—including 40 affordable units—right to the canal’s edge. With $123 million in fresh funding, this project is just one piece of Brooklyn’s construction boom: over 22,000 new apartments are on the way across the borough! Locals can expect more options for living, shopping, and working, with features like a rooftop lounge, coworking spaces, and ground-floor retail. What do you think—will all this new development make Brooklyn better, or are we losing too much of the old neighborhood vibe? #RealEstate #BrooklynLiving #Gowanus

Samantha Welch

Gowanus rents hit $25K—luxury or over the top?

A former industrial stretch of Gowanus is now home to Brooklyn’s priciest rental: a $25,000-a-month duplex at 544 Carroll. Just a few years ago, this area was known for its warehouses and a famously polluted canal—now, it’s all about marble countertops, walk-in closets, and even a pet spa. With rents rivaling Manhattan, some locals are excited about the new energy and amenities, while others wonder what this means for the neighborhood’s character and affordability. Would you pay these prices for extra space and luxe perks, or is this too much for Gowanus? #RealEstate #Gowanus #BrooklynLiving

Robin Long

Affordable Brooklyn Apartments Up for Grabs!

Dreaming of a Clinton Hill address? The housing lottery just dropped for 1 Putnam Ave, and these spots are seriously nice—think rooftop terrace, gym, pet-friendly, and smart home vibes. Rents start at $1,929 for one-beds if you qualify, and income limits go up to $227K. If you’ve been waiting for a shot at a new Brooklyn pad, now’s your chance! Applications close August 5, 2025—don’t sleep on this! #News #BrooklynLiving #HousingLottery

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