GeoType Test Blog

Considering that another apartment at 35 Prospect Park West in Park Slope was on sale last year for $6,500,000 (did it sell?), the fact that this duplex on the 14th and 15th floors is now asking $4,450,000 shouldn't raise any eyebrows, right? (There's also a lower-floor unit on the market right now for $3,500,000.) The 11-room apartment was originally built as a duplex, so there shouldn't be any awkward post-combination issues to swallow. In addition to the five bedrooms, there are also two staircases. We're not sure the wood-paneling is totally working for us but, whatevs, sweet pad. Think the price will fly?

35 Prospect Park West [Stribling] GMAP<--> P*Shark

Stuyvesant Heights
404 Stuyvesant Avenue
Halstead
Sat 12-2, Sun 12-2
$1,475,000
GMAP<-->P*Shark

Victorian Flatbush
2119 Albemarle Terrace
Brown Harris Stevens
Sunday 2-4:30
$1,250,000
GMAP<--> P*Shark

Bedford Stuyvesant
73 Lexington Avenue
Agent Mike
Sunday 10-1
$919,000
GMAP<-->P*Shark

In addition to the exterior renderings, Thursday night's presentation at CB1 included detailed plans for the layout of the Domino Sugar Factory. This cross-section shows the ground-floor retail topped by three floors of community use space; for the residential portion of the building that begins on the fifth floor, an interior courtyard will be carved out of the building in order to meet light-and-air code requirements. As you can see from the final image in this series, that won't be such a big deal since the entire interior of the building is basically going to be removed anyway. Because of its original industrial use with huge refining machinery, the building never had the kind of typical floor spacing that would one expect from looking at the exterior window configuration. For all intents and purposes, all that will be preserved in this case are the brick walls. It will be interesting to see how the Landmarks Preservation Commission feels about the Tate Modern-approach to preservation; there's a hearing scheduled for tomorrow.

Domino Sugar Factory Proposed Addition Revealed [Brownstoner]

BREAKING! LPC Approves Historic Designation for Domino [Brownstoner]

CPC Shows and Tells Its Plans for Domino [Brownstoner] GMAP<--><--><--><--><--><--><-->

Plans for 'New Domino' Released by City Planning [Brownstoner]

The have a great new drink called the SG-120. It is a 4 oz espresso drink made from single origin coffee.

Seymour Burton recently opened in the former Le Tableau space. It's pretty good. You should try it. Seymour Burton recently opened in the former Le Tableau space. It's pretty good. You should try it. Seymour Burton recently opened in the former Le Tableau space. It's pretty good. You should try it. Seymour Burton recently opened in the former Le Tableau space. It's pretty good. You should try it. Seymour Burton recently opened in the former Le Tableau space. It's pretty good. You should try it.

Seymour Burton recently opened in the former Le Tableau space. It's pretty good. You should try it. Seymour Burton recently opened in the former Le Tableau space. It's pretty good. You should try it. Seymour Burton recently opened in the former Le Tableau space. It's pretty good. You should try it. Seymour Burton recently opened in the former Le Tableau space. It's pretty good. You should try it.

Another recent opening Zaitzeff, home of the fancy burger. Another recent opening Zaitzeff, home of the fancy burger. Another recent opening Zaitzeff, home of the fancy burger. Another recent opening Zaitzeff, home of the fancy burger.

Another recent opening Zaitzeff, home of the fancy burger. Another recent opening Zaitzeff, home of the fancy burger. Another recent opening Zaitzeff, home of the fancy burger. Another recent opening Zaitzeff, home of the fancy burger.

Another recent opening Zaitzeff, home of the fancy burger. Another recent opening Zaitzeff, home of the fancy burger. Another recent opening Zaitzeff, home of the fancy burger.

Mapping the News is a new project that gives readers a different window through which they can access our content. Using Google Maps as the vehicle, Seattle Times shows the location of several of the daily top news stories by location. Click in to a blue pin point to learn about a news item by location. And zoom in and out through the scale on the left.

Hi Barclay!

I'm gonna mark where I am right now.