52 Clark Street consists of 142 apartments, distributed across 9 floors. Located in Brooklyn's Brooklyn Heights neighborhood, 52 Clark Street is a rental building built in a renaissance revival style with Spanish influences. The entrance hall is beautifully decorated and arranged with a mezzanine reception room. At the tenants' disposal is also a roof garden. The pre-war building is FIOS enabled, and welcomes pets upon approval.

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Built in 1936, 150 Remsen Street is a pre-war building rising 6 stories and offering 49 apartments within. Located in Brooklyn’s Brooklyn Heights neighborhood, 150 Remsen Street is a low-rise elevator building with laundry on site, storage available, bike room and live-in superintendent. The building welcomes pets upon approval.

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Located in Brooklyn's Brooklyn Heights neighborhood, Instrata Brooklyn Heights AKA 75 Clinton Street is a mid-rise elevatored pre-war rental building that offers the convenience and proximity to some of the borough's most cherished dining, nightlife and shopping destinations. Built in 1910, Instrata Brooklyn Heights rises 9 stories and offers 74 residences atop a commercial retail component on the building's ground level. Steps away from the historic Brooklyn Promenade, tenants and guests alike get to revel daily in some of the most iconic views of Manhattan. A plethora of public transportation options, including many subway and bus lines, services the area. The pre-war scale of the homes within 75 Clinton Street has been enhanced with modern-day amenities, including modern finishes in residences, on-site fitness center, bike storage, 24-hour doorman and a roof terrace... with unforgettable views.

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Built as a warehouse in 1928, One Brooklyn Bridge Park is enveloped in a brand new 85-acre park that rolls down to the waterfront. One Brooklyn Bridge Park is a full service luxury condo conversion with a full staff, inc a live-in resident manager, doormen, valets and a concierge, all at the ready to assist you. Residences range from studios to 5-bedroom condominium homes. This monumental loft building with spectacular views of Brooklyn and Manhattan, features a high-end gym, screening room, music room with a mini Grand Piano, 2 children’s playrooms, yoga studio, 2 video games rooms, pool/billiard room, 2 business suites, golf simulator room & an outdoor putting green. Parking is available to rent in the secure indoor parking garage with valet - or buy your own private space in a separate area in the indoor garage. MORE

Built in 1911, 184 Joralemon exhibits the range of architectural detail typical of the period’s Beaux Art style, beautifully animated with touches of Colonial Revival. The opulent exterior provides a perfect contrast to the clean lines and contemporary look of the loft-like interiors designed by DiGiuseppe Architect. Each residence incorporates every feature a discerning dweller’s wish-list would entail wonderfully flowing open floor plans, exceptional finishes, and the convenience of a personal washer/dryer.

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The Remsen owes its unforgettable first impression to the building's arched 1928 Romanesque façade and a pre-war ornate lobby. Originally built as a hotel, this Brooklyn Heights building became a full- service coop with 103 apartments. The pet-friendly coop has relatively liberal subletting policies and allows pied-a-terre setups. Live-in superintendent and 24/7 doorman allow for an effortless lifestyle at The Remsen. Shopping, dining, and public transportation are nearby, and so are The Promenade, the new Brooklyn Bridge Park. Maintenance includes all utilities. Bike storage and laundry on site. MORE

Nestled on a tree-lined block in historic Brooklyn Heights, 59 Pineapple Street is a pre-war co-op with an elevator that offers a live-in superintendent and a managing agent. There is a common laundry room, free bike storage, personal storage and a spectacular common roof deck offering amazing city views. Cats only, thank you. MORE

Located in Brooklyn's Brooklyn Heights neighborhood, 309 Henry Street is a mixed-use walkup pre-war rental building. Built in 1910, 309 Henry Street rises 4 stories, offering residential units atop a commercial retail component on the building's ground level. Residential units welcome tenants and have a lenient pet policy, allowing cats.

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Built in 1940, 89 Hicks Street is located in the heart of Brooklyn Heights, between the neighborhood's coveted "fruit" streets (Orange and Pineapple). Public transportation is close to this 6-story, elevator apartment building. The 48 units within are configured as studios and one-bedroom rental apartments.

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19 Grace Court consists of 6 floors, distributed between 33 apartments. Located in Brooklyn’s Brooklyn Heights neighborhood, 19 Grace Court is a well-maintained elevator building, a classic prewar coop with all the modern conveniences. Many units have larger layouts with stately bedrooms, entrance foyers, formal dining rooms, multiple exposures, wood floors, original moldings, elegant windowed and tiled bathrooms, washer/dryer utility rooms and ample closets. Located on a quiet, tree-lined cul-de-sac, overlooking the harbor, and the accompanying, splendid views of the Manhattan skyline, Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge Park. MORE