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Check out brooklyneagle.com • brooklynstreetbeat.com • mybrooklyncalendar.com Week of May 15-21, 2014 • INBrooklyn - A special section of Brooklyn Eagle/BE Extra/Brooklyn Heights Press/Brooklyn Record • 1INB EYE ON REAL ESTATE Victorian Flatbush Real Estate, Installment One Mary Kay Gallagher Reigns—and Alexandra Reddish Rocks, Too Bring Big Bucks If You Want to Buy— Home Prices Are Topping $2 Million By Lore Croghan INBrooklyn She’s the queen of Vic- torian Flatbush real estate, with nearly a half-century of home sales under her belt. Her granddaughter, who got her real estate license at age 18, is no slouch either. Mary Kay Gallagher, age 94, sells historic homes in y Prospect Park South, Ditmas Park, Midwood and nearby areas—stunning, stand-alone single-family properties that are a century old or more, with verdant lawns and trees. Ninety percent of them have driveways, which of course are coveted in Brooklyn. Granddaughter Alexan- dra Reddish, 40, is Gallagh- er’s savvy colleague in home sales at Mary Kay Gallagh- er Real Estate. A daughter- in-law, Madeleine Gallagh- er, handles rentals and helps with sales. Hello, Gorgeous! Welcome to Victorian Flatbush. Eagle photos by Lore Croghan “We keep it in the fami- ly,” Mary Kay Gallagher said. landmarked Ditmas Park that The map on Gallagher’s who’ve sold their townhous- She launched her bro- needs a lot of work. It went website—marykayg.com/ es for $3 million to $4 mil- ker career in 1970 after the for $1.42 million in March. flatbush-brooklyn-neighbor- lion. Previously, many buy- Prospect Park South Civic The buyers were Yi Sha Feng hoods—also includes an ad- ers were co-op residents in Association’s then-president and Qun F. Feng, city Finance ditional neighborhood of places like Park Slope. But asked her to get into real es- Department records indicate. significance, Albemarle-Ken- now the money from selling tate, hoping she’d find buy- The 10 small neighbor- more Terrace, where brick those apartments isn’t suf- )LQH&XVWRP 8SKROVWHUU\\ ers for the area’s homes who hoods known collectively as and limestone townhous- ficient for buying Victorian wouldn’t turn them into Victorian Flatbush have the es predominate rather than Flatbush homes. 6OLS&RYHUV 'UDSHULHV 5HVWRUDWLRQ boarding houses. largest concentration of Vic- free-standing wood frame Gallagher, who’s a Gallagher started her firm torian wood frame houses homes. great-grandmother, refers to 3HDDUUO 6WWUUHHW %URRNO\\QQ 1<  once the youngest of her six in the United States, accord- Very few Victorians are herself as semi-retired. To kids—he’s now 53—went to ing to the Historic Districts for sale at any given time be- her, semi-retired still means ((000DDLOKDXXSSKROOVVWHUU\\#FVFRP kindergarten. Council, which designated cause many long-time own- very busy. She takes job-re- Despite our undying de- the area as one of its “Six to ers refuse to give them up, lated calls seven days a week votion to Brooklyn brown- Celebrate” in 2012. even for big bucks. and works at open houses. stones, we’ve been longing It stretches south from “We’re the country in the Reddish, too, is on the job to stroll the streets of Victori- Prospect Park to Avenue H city,” Gallagher said. “I would seven days a week. an Flatbush now that spring and Brooklyn College and in- never leave this neighbor- See brooklyneagle.com for has arrived, and get an Eye- cludes Caton Park, Prospect hood. I’m too comfortable additional photos of the ap- ‡  ful of the extraordinary hous- Park South, Beverly Square here.” petizing eye candy in their es. They look especially good West, Beverly Square East, When homes do come realm. when the cherry, dogwood Ditmas Park West, Ditmas on the market, buyers are P.S. There’s so much to and lilac trees in their yards Park, West Midwood, Mid- often residents of brown- tell about Victorian Flat- are blooming. wood Park, South Midwood stone neighborhoods such bush—check in next week to We were fortunate to get and Fiske Terrace. as Park Slope or Boerum Hill read more. a chance to visit Gallagher and Reddish in the Prospect Park South home where Gal- lagher has lived since 1959. Two trends they talked about: Neighborhood home prices are topping $2 mil- lion. (See related stories.) And Victorian houses that are in “better shape”—that means “decent” move-in condi- tion—are selling above their asking prices, Reddish said. “Demand is high through- out all these neighborhoods,” she said. “You can’t get any- thing for less than $1 million in Ditmas Park.” When Gallagher started her work in the 1970s, proper- ties sold for $60,000, she re- called. These days, even fixer-up- pers are faring well. Mary Kay Gallagher Real Estate was the sale broker for 515 E. 19th St., an eight-bedroom home in Veteran broker Mary Kay Gallagher, left, with granddaughter Alexandra Reddish, who works with her. 2INB INB •• INBrooklyn Week of May - A15-21, special 2014 section • INBrooklyn of Brooklyn — A special Eagle/BE section Extra/Brooklyn of Brooklyn Eagle/BE Heights Extra/Brooklyn Press/Brooklyn Heights Record Press/Brooklyn • Week of May Record 15-21, 2014 EYE ON REAL ESTATE Victorian Flatbush Real Estate, Installment One The First House To Hit $2 Million: 114 Westminster Road By Lore Croghan INBrooklyn Here’s a first look inside the first single-lot home in Victorian Flat- bush to sell for $2 million. Interior renovation is going full speed ahead at much written-about 114 Westminster Road—with its new co-owner, architect Stephen Tanen- baum, serving as the foreman. From the salvaged, historically appropriate overhead light fixtures and other construction materials (our especial favorite was the din- ing-room chandelier) to meticulously repaired wood floors, “it’s a labor of love,” he said. Last August, Tanenbaum and his wife Alisa Stratton bought the 12- room, 1915-vintage home—which Prospect Park South’s Landmarks des- ignation report describes as a Colonial Revival whose “broad, simple mass … creates an effect of quiet monumentality.” The deal was brokered by Mary Kay Gallagher Real Estate. The couple, who moved from Park Slope, had wanted to live in Vic- torian Flatbush for the longest time. “Each house has its own personality,” he said. “Sometimes in a brownstone neighborhood, you can walk into the wrong yard and think it’s your own.” They first looked at 114 Westminster several years ago when it was on the market, another brokerage had the listing and it was priced “un- realistically,” he said—at almost $3 million. They and their three kids have been living in the house during the fix-up. “My family has really endured a lot,” he said. Things got interesting when he remodeled the kitchen. “We washed our dishes in the bathtub,” he said. “My wife deserves a medal.” Because Tanenbaum got rid of the wall between the “claustro- phobic” kitchen and the old-fashioned, wood-floored dining room, it wouldn’t have looked right to make the kitchen look like a laboratory. Instead, he gave it the feel of a library, with rich-toned wood cabinets and a wooden ladder on wheels. Our house is a very, very, very fine house. (Thank you Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, for that line.)Eagle photos by Lore Croghan Also, he removed the wall between the first-floor sun room and liv- ing room. The combined space will be quite something when the work is finished. BTW, shortly before Tanenbaum and Stratton closed on the West- minster Road house, they sold their Park Slope rowhouse at 467 14th St. for $3.35 million, city Finance Department records indicate.

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FOR HELP IN FOR CHANGES OF NAME PREPARATION AND PLEASE CALL KATRINA , FILING OF 718-643-9099, EXT 103For Now: 147 Rugby Road ALL YOUR LEGAL NOTICE NEEDS, By Lore Croghan Sale broker Corcoran is now The word on the street is that INBrooklyn CALL ALICE listing the century-old house for the deal for the latter house— For Legal Advertising in Meet the roomy record-break- rent at $7,950 per month. Does which looks like a fantasy version 718-643-9099, EXT 107 er that sold for $2.2 million. the new owner ever plan to live of a Swiss chalet—is closing soon,

And assistance filing notices Seven-bedroom, 17-room 147 in the house—or did she buy it at $2.1 million to $2.2 million. The Please contact us at Rugby Road is the priciest sin- for the rental income? asking price was $2.275 million, Brooklyn Legal Ad Services gle-lot house in Victorian Flat- We emailed Franco and left a according to published reports. Suite 1208 Let there be light … in the future billiards room. bush. For now, anyway. Sarah message at her Gravesend home, The house has belonged since 16 Court Street Franco bought the Prospect Park but she didn’t respond by dead- 1974 to Lynda Cohen—who re- Brooklyn 11241 [email protected] South stunner last September— line. Corcoran declined to com- married along the way and now TO PROMOTE YOUR NEW BUSINESS then in November transferred the ment on 147 Rugby Road—and jointly owns the property as Lyn- 718-643-9099 x107 title to an LLC on whose behalf also on its listing of nearby 100 da Pizer with husband Richard 718-643-9099 x105 IN NUMEROUS ON-LINE VENUES, she signed the deed, city Finance Rugby Road, which might sell for Pizer, city Finance Department re- CALL 718-422-7410 Department records show. just as much. cords indicate.

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ance even more exceptional.” the Metro Chamber Orchestra has Nancy Van de Vate, an developed into one of New York American composer living in City’s finest musical ensembles Vienna where she teaches and is an active part of the Brook- Music Composition at the In- lyn Renaissance. Audiences have stitute for European Studies, is responded enthusiastically to ac- known for her music in large cessible programming that com- forms. Her “All Quiet on the bines custom arrangements for Western Front” debuted to crit- chamber orchestra with commis- ical acclaim in 2013 in Os- sions of entirely new instrumental nabruck, Germany, the and vocal works. Established in hometown of the book’s author 2002 by Artistic Director Philip Eric Maria Remarque. It is the Nuzzo, the Metro Chamber Or- first opera composed by an chestra is comprised of some of American woman to be per- New York City’s most talented formed in Germany and one of musicians, many of whom are vet- the few American operas to be erans of the New York Philhar- performed in that country. monic, The Metropolitan Opera Ms. Van de Vate’s chamber Orchestra and major Broadway opera, “Where The Cross Was productions. MYBROOKLYNCALENDAR.COM MyBrooklynCalendar.com is Brooklyn Eagle's premier calendar & Brooklyn's answer to "I don't know, what do you want to do?" Featuring the best events Brooklyn has to offer.

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Family activi- Prospect Heights, May 17, 10 Photo Franklin by Stone Sites Open House Weekend, school with families from Syria, ties such as “Make Your Own a.m. to 4 p.m., and May 18, 2 to now in its fourth year, gives the Norway and Sweden in the early Stencils” and interactive 4 p.m.; First Unitarian public a chance to explore the 1900s that continues as a neigh- architectural components will Congregational Society in art, architecture and history of borhood institution in the 21st also be offered from noon to Brooklyn, 116 Pierrepont St. in houses of worship around the century. Today, Grace Church 5 p.m. Brooklyn Heights, May 17, 10 city. Several congregations has a lively and diverse congre- Parishioners Bob Whiteford, a.m. to 4 p.m.; Plymouth around Brooklyn, from William- gation, the members of which author of “Hidden Grace: A Church, 57 Orange St. in sburg to Prospect Park South, are are from many neighborhoods of Study of the Signs, Symbols and Brooklyn Heights, May 17, among the houses of worship Brooklyn and Manhattan. The History of Grace Church,” and noon to 3 p.m.; St. Ann & the Grace Church’s newly restored sanctuary. being featured. One of these is church also offers a wide array Kim Lovejoy of EverGreene Holy Trinity Church, 157 St. Joseph’s Co-Cathedral, of education and outreach min- Architectural Arts will present a Montague St. in Brooklyn Lutheran Church, 334 S. Fifth for the restoration of cultur- which was officially dedicated istries. talk on “Symbolism in Gothic Heights, May 17, 11 a.m. to 2 St. in Williamsburg, Saturday, ally-significant religious as such on Tuesday, May 13. The 2014 Open House will Ornament,” starting at 3 p.m. p.m., and May 18, 1 to 4 p.m.; May 17, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. properties. Since 1986, the (See related story, below.) also provide another opportu- As of press time on May 12, Sts. Constantine and Helen Many of these churches program has disbursed grants Grace Church Brooklyn nity to welcome visitors to the Brooklyn congregations par- Greek Orthodox Cathedral, were featured in an earlier of more than $8 million to Heights was built in 1847 to the newly renovated sanctu- ticipating in this year’s Open 64 Schermerhorn St., May 17, story about the Sacred Sites more than 700 congrega- serve the rapidly-increasing ary that reopened on Easter House Weekend are: Grace noon to 4 p.m., and Sunday, May Open House Weekend. tions, regardless of denomi- Episcopal congregation in Sunday after 13 months of Church, 254 Hicks St. in 18, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Temple The Conservancy’s Sacred nations. Brooklyn Heights that had out- construction. Grace Church Brooklyn Heights, May 17, Beth Emeth v’Ohr Progressive Sites Program is the only Readers can learn more grown the smaller Emmanuel participates in the Saturday, noon to 5 p.m.; Brown Shaari Zedek, 83 Marlborough statewide program in the online at www.nylandmarks- Church on Sidney Place. May 17 portion of Open Memorial Baptist Church, 484 Rd. in Prospect Park South, May country that provides finan- .org/events/sacred_sites_open Architect Richard Upjohn, an House Weekend with ongo- Washington Ave. in Clinton Hill, 17, 1 to 4 p.m.; and St. Paul’s cial and technical assistance _house. St. Joseph’s Church Is Officially Rededicated as Co-Cathedral situated to meet that need.” of the real estate interests of the On Centennial of Original Dedication, Six years ago, an extensive parish is what enabled this work renovation of the exterior of to move forward. The diocese the church began and the and the Compostella Fund St. Joseph’s Enjoying Renewed Growth building underwent pointing. loaned the parish the money and Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio church on that site, which have increased from $300 per A new roof was installed and it is estimated that the entire sum was set to dedicate the church replaced the previous buildings week to $4,500. the windows, which are of will be paid back over 10 years. and altar of the Co-Cathedral that had been serving the large The Prospect Heights museum quality, have been One of the features of the Photo courtesy of Acheson Doyle Architects of St. Joseph on Tuesday night, immigrant population that was neighborhood has felt the cleaned and restored. Shorter new co-cathedral is the addition May 13, near the centennial of moving into the City of impact of significant demo- steeples were installed to of modern artwork depicting its original dedication in 1914. Brooklyn. The new church graphic change during recent replace those that had been contemporary saints as well as a Just days before he official- building was dedicated on May times. Gentrification has removed in the 1970s because series of murals that represents ly abdicated the Papacy last 3, 1914. changed the face of the neigh- of structural damage. The bell 22 Marian images donated by year, Pope Benedict XVI des- The sanctuary comfortably borhood. Moreover, the Forest was restored and hoisted into the ethnic apostolates of ignated St. Joseph Church as a seats 1,500 people and served City Ratner’s redevelopment place in one of the steeples. Brooklyn and Queens. It is also co-cathedral for the Diocese a congregation that — at one of the Atlantic Yards, which The firm of Acheson and home to a recently restored of Brooklyn on Feb. 14, 2013 time, according to parish includes the Barclays Center, Doyle managed the renova- grand Moller Organ of 36 ranks after Bishop DiMarzio peti- records — swelled to 30,000 is bringing in an estimated tion of the exterior and Botti and more than 2,000 pipes. tioned the Vatican. on any given Sunday. 16,000 new residents. Studios restored the windows. “The faces of the people in The Co-Cathedral of St. Yet, just three years ago, “It would seem that a Initially, a loan from the the pews of St. Joseph’s reflect Joseph sits at 856 Pacific St., average Mass attendance at St. Catholic church ought to be part Diocese of Brooklyn, through the diversity of the many cul- between Vanderbilt and Under- Joseph’s had dropped to 80-90 of this massive urban renewal its Office of Development, tures that call the Diocese of hill avenues, in Prospect people and the buildings were project,” said Msgr. Kieran funded the project. A large Brooklyn home,” Bishop Heights. Construction was in a state of disrepair. Today, Harrington, pastor and rector foundation grant also helped. DiMarzio said. “It is only fitting The Co-Cathedral of St. begun in 1912 in the Spanish more than 700 people attend of the co-cathedral. “The Moreover, each of the lan- that this parish, among the Joseph. Colonial style. It is the third Sunday Mass and collections Church of St. Joseph is perfectly guage apostolates are also largest in Brooklyn and Queens, raising $25,000 to fund the becomes our co-cathedral.” vision channel. placement of the images of Tuesday’s dedication litur-  their national Madonnas. gy was being broadcast live on Read more “Faith in The restoration’s total cost NET TV, the Diocese of Brooklyn” online each week was $18.5 million. Leveraging Brooklyn’s 24-hour cable tele- at www.brooklyneagle.com. Another Concert at St. Paul’s Music Is Flavor in This Program, Titled ‘Taste’ The Brooklyn Sounds will pair exquisite works of no pun intended. 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St. Joseph’s Enjoying Renewed Growth building underwent pointing. loaned the parish the money and Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio church on that site, which have increased from $300 per • Intravenous infusions of vitamins A new roof was installed and it is estimated that the entire sum ummer is right around the corner. was set to dedicate the church replaced the previous buildings week to $4,500. the windows, which are of will be paid back over 10 years. correct imbalances in the body, dehy- and altar of the Co-Cathedral that had been serving the large The Prospect Heights museum quality, have been One of the features of the Sunny skies, higher temperatures dration or deliver medications Photo courtesy of Acheson Doyle Architects S of St. Joseph on Tuesday night, immigrant population that was neighborhood has felt the cleaned and restored. Shorter new co-cathedral is the addition and beachwear await us—but not with- Some of the surgical procedures May 13, near the centennial of moving into the City of impact of significant demo- steeples were installed to of modern artwork depicting out exposing our skin to the sun’s harsh done at Bay Parkway Physicians its original dedication in 1914. Brooklyn. The new church graphic change during recent replace those that had been contemporary saints as well as a rays. include: Just days before he official- building was dedicated on May times. Gentrification has removed in the 1970s because series of murals that represents According to the Skin Cancer • Punch biopsies of the skin remove ly abdicated the Papacy last 3, 1914. changed the face of the neigh- of structural damage. The bell 22 Marian images donated by Foundation, skin cancer is the most small, deep lesions and diagnose rashes year, Pope Benedict XVI des- The sanctuary comfortably borhood. Moreover, the Forest was restored and hoisted into the ethnic apostolates of common form of cancer in the United • Ingrown Toenail Removal ignated St. Joseph Church as a seats 1,500 people and served City Ratner’s redevelopment place in one of the steeples. Brooklyn and Queens. It is also States. One in five Americans will devel- • Fusiform excision, which is usually co-cathedral for the Diocese a congregation that — at one of the Atlantic Yards, which The firm of Acheson and home to a recently restored of Brooklyn on Feb. 14, 2013 time, according to parish includes the Barclays Center, op skin cancer in the course of their life- performed to remove malignant Doyle managed the renova- grand Moller Organ of 36 ranks time and over 2 million people are diag- after Bishop DiMarzio peti- records — swelled to 30,000 is bringing in an estimated tion of the exterior and Botti and more than 2,000 pipes. melanoma tioned the Vatican. on any given Sunday. 16,000 new residents. Studios restored the windows. “The faces of the people in nosed annually. • Trigger point injections treat The Co-Cathedral of St. Yet, just three years ago, “It would seem that a Initially, a loan from the the pews of St. Joseph’s reflect Of course, prevention and detec- painful knots in muscles that won’t Joseph sits at 856 Pacific St., average Mass attendance at St. Catholic church ought to be part Diocese of Brooklyn, through the diversity of the many cul- tion are the keys to keeping your skin relax between Vanderbilt and Under- Joseph’s had dropped to 80-90 of this massive urban renewal its Office of Development, tures that call the Diocese of safe. Skin cancers found and removed The highly trained and professional hill avenues, in Prospect people and the buildings were project,” said Msgr. Kieran funded the project. A large Brooklyn home,” Bishop early are almost always curable. It is staff is equipped to perform all of these Heights. Construction was in a state of disrepair. 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