Looking for an exclusive and lavish home within a rapidly-changing area? 465 Pacific Street is a beautiful building in the increasingly popular Brooklyn Heights neighborhood that could have just what you're looking for. The simple red and grey brick low-rise as easily combined both luxury and comfort within this intimate development.

As more luxury condominiums move to Brooklyn, they have started to get taller. In the past, condominiums were small and boutique, making them rather exclusive. Recently, the standard for condominium developments has shifted from limited to large. The Nevins is a great example, one of Brooklyn Heights newest and tallest condominiums.

South Brooklyn will be getting a new freestanding emergency department.

Last month, we shared with you the 10 Most Expensive Manhattan Buildings, with 15 Central Park West taking the cake. We thought it would be exciting to share with our readers what the 10 Most Expensive Buildings in our neighboring borough of Brooklyn turned out to be for 2013. As we did last time, we did some research on the data of closed sales and compiled this list of the most expensive buildings based on average price per square foot. 

Sometimes, developers like to start from scratch, demolishing older buildings or constructing condos on empty lots. Often times, however, old warehouses, churches, factories, etc., are left standing and converted into condos. Brooklyn currently has several conversions underway. Here are four of our favorites: