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At $4.8M, this Historic Upper West Side Townhouse Costs Less than a Midtown Condo

October 25, 2018

With its crimson brick facade, stepped gables, and graceful archways, this four-story 1886 townhouse at 383 West End Avenue is one in a row of eight. It’s a legal two-family dwelling (so there’s rental income potential) currently being used as a single-family home. The building’s stained glass transoms, original fireplaces, and winding staircase reflect the...

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Vandenberg’s Day of Service with Preservation Volunteers

August 1, 2018

Every summer, Preservation Volunteers, a non-profit co-founded by our president, Dexter Guerrieri, hosts volunteers from France to help preserve historic sites in the United States. Brooklyn preservationists Everett and Evelyn Ortner and Dexter co-founded Preservation Volunteers in 2002, after they toured Europe and saw the exceptional work of REMPARTS, a French...

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‘Townhouse: A History’ Skylights

July 2, 2018

When early “developers” began building townhouses in the 1800s, New York City’s population was going through its biggest period of growth in its history. Merchants, bankers, and other members of the burgeoning middle class created new demand for single-family housing, and residential-building as an industry experienced its first boom. Townhouses...

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Vandenberg is Proud to Sponsor Preservation Volunteers

August 16, 2016

July 24th through August 6, 2016, four wonderful volunteers worked at Conference House Park on Staten Island and historical Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn. Their projects included reglazing and restoring windows on the Visitor's Center at Conference House, as well as headstone balancing and waxing the famous "Angel of Music" sculpture that marks Louis Moreau Gottschalk's...

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