The online magazine The Verge has a great story about Bob Diamond and his lifelong quest to re-open and memorialize the underground rail tunnel that

DNA Info, a website that seems to be taking over “local” news coverage in NYC, reports that Kimchi Taco is opening near Smith and 9th

Another report about what we are seeing on the ground — sales and rental prices in Brooklyn headed straight up last year, in a vertical

Fourth quarter residential sales in brownstone Brooklyn were up 13 percent from 2013 over 2012, according to a residential housing report. Big demand and small

The landscaping around Pier 6 will expand, as well as additional work in Dumbo around Jay Street. Read more in the blog Dumbo NYC: http://dumbonyc.com/blog/2013/12/30/new-construction-to-begin-at-brooklyn-bridge-park-in-january-2014/

Paige Bellenbaum, a local mom of two and social worker, helped inspire a bill aimed at reaching out to moms suffering from post-pardum depression. The

Wall Street Journal takes a look at the plans for the historic Tobacco Warehouse in Dumbo, which will be the new home for St. Ann’s

The new arts group Court Tree Collective is hosting the opening of “Maps,” a series of paintings by Orazio de Gennaro, on Dec. 11. Check

There’s a great little day-trip idea in Brooklyn Based blog about taking the kiddos to Queens to visit Socrates Sculpture Park and the Noguchi Museum

The Daily News is calling the Gowanus area the new Dumbo after a pair of developers announced plans today for a large brick retail and

Demolitions, sales, new condo buildings, a new Shake Shack — all kinds of mega development is slated for the area around Barclays arena. Will we

The battle to save LICH rages on. Read all about it: http://www.brooklyneagle.com/articles/cobble-hill-association-seeks-answer-‘what-heck-going-lich’-2013-10-29-221800

Gothamist, CBS New York spotlight this icky creepy bloody doll display on Bergen Street: http://gothamist.com/2013/10/22/what_locals_really_think_about_the.php

Luxury three-, four-, and five-bedroom condos in the works for Congress Street in Cobble Hill. P.S. 29 will be stuffed to the maximum!! http://nreionline.com/nreiwire/press-release-construction-financing-arranged-townhouses-cobble-hill

All kinds of renters ’round here have faced all kinds of nastiness and unfairness from landlords. It seems an unfortunate characteristic of brownstone Brooklyn. Of

Zagat is sounding short-of-breath in regards to Atrium, a new restaurant featuring haute-mod-minimalistic cuisine, opening at the site of Governor, a small restaurant that was getting

Real estate madness continues on Curbed.  

The New York Post has a story on the newest designs for the condominiums that will overlook Brooklyn Bridge Park and Squibb Bridge. Developers say

New teacher evaluation guidelines will go into affect next year. Read all about it at The New York Times.