brownstone

If you tore down all the skyscrapers in Manhattan, your brownstone wouldn't get more valuable; rather the opposite.

Maintaining a late 1800s brownstone is not cheap and without proper care these historic areas will just slowly deteriorate.

It's like walking down a canyon made of SUVs on one side and brownstone staircases on another.

An awesome, huge workspace in a brownstone building in the Upper East Side of Manhattan.

Moving to NYC in the 70's and getting a brownstone for cheap seems like it would have been an incredibly interesting time.

We offer full medical/dental/vision and an awesome informal working environment in a small brownstone we fully occupy in Manhattan.

I sure hope no one actually works immersed in a well in the basement of a New York brownstone.

Many former single-family homes (especially enormous brownstone mansions) are split into multiple apartments.

I remember the Brownstone residence I stayed at was on a block which had some street names.

Why couldn’t you have a China town or brownstone?

Now I'm in a brownstone, so I'm keeping it to before 10pm.

Old brownstone apartments probably had poor insulation.

We're hosting a "Speed Dating" event during Philly Tech Week, a low-commitment way of getting to know one another and become familiar with the type of work we do at Think Brownstone.

(To me, the canonical home is either a ranch or a brownstone, which look nothing like that) I think the kids will be OK with a 3.5" disk icon without caring what it represents.

In fact, it's a lot like saying: "The title for this Brooklyn brownstone I just bought ultimately traces back to the Dutch land grants (or Lenape tribe covenants, etc; take your pick); NYC's zoning restrictions do not override the existing property rights.

'Brownstone' is generally a US word (plus most Australian sandstone is not brown).