Weekly Highlights: Top Picks from the 6sqft Staff
- Living in the clouds: the top 26 tallest skyscrapers coming to NYC.
- Tour Mayor de Blasio’s Park Slope home, now renting at $4,975 a month.
- Before there was sports bars and college dorms, there was bratwurst and shooting clubs. We take a look back at Kleindeutschland, the East Village’s “Little Germany.”
- Historic districts and landmarking: what they mean (and how they could affect you).
- Isabella Rossellini’s daughter buys an eerie, Instagram-worthy $2M Fort Greene townhouse.
- New York’s upper crust are embracing a return to the Gilded Age, moving out of their fancy penthouses, co-ops and lofts and into opulent single-family mansions. Check them out here.
Images: St. Mark’s Place in the East Village, via Museum of the City of New York (L); Mayor de Blasio’s Brooklyn home (R)