The Crown Heights North Association, Inc. (CHNA) is a non-profit organization formed in 2002 by a small group of neighbors seeking landmark protection for their neighborhood. 20-plus years later, our interest is still historic preservation and we have expanded our mission to include preserving our cultural heritage, protecting seniors from deceptive real estate practices and partnering with other CHN organizations for the betterment of the entire community. Pride. Preservation. Community. Roots. We are Crown Heights Proud.
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CHNA MEETINGS: Held Bimonthly, except in the summer.
This years dates are : 2/19; Town Hall on 4/16; 6/18; 10/15; and 12/17 Christmas Party 
Know Your Rights: A Conversation for Renters & Property Owners Presented by Charles Healy, Senior Staff Attorney
Brooklyn Legal Services Corporation A Your home is more than just a place to live—it’s your security and investment. Whether you rent or own, understanding your legal rights is essential. Join us for an informative and engaging discussion where legal experts will break down your protections, answer your questions, and empower you with the knowledge you need. What are your rights as a renter or property owner? How can you protect yourself from legal issues? What resources are available to help? PRESERVATION NEWS
We haven't stopped our landmarking work . Next Up: We are now advocating for the final phase – the neighborhood called “Crow Hill.”
While Crow Hill is technically part of Crown Heights North, it retains its own unique history and identity. Landmarking Crow Hill is a preservation priority for CHNA.
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UPDATED Links : Preserving Historic Properties
How to apply for State Historic Preservation Tax credits- read more..
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We have lots going on this year- keep checking back for announcements
CHNA is pleased to announce that the Crow Hill neighborhood has been selected as the study area for a Pratt Institute Historic Preservation graduate program Spring 2025 class. The Historic Preservation Studio I: Heritage Documentation students will be learning how to research and document buildings while exploring the historic, architectural, cultural and economic life of the neighborhood. CHNA will be their hosts and guides, as students and community members work together to document and understand this historic and rapidly changing Brooklyn neighborhood. Landmarking initiatives, the Atlantic Avenue Rezoning, affordable housing and rapid gentrification all contribute to the story the class will tell in their project at semester’s end. Students and faculty will be visiting the neighborhood often to complete assignments and learn as much as possible from the physical environment and the people who live in it. We hope you will welcome them.
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CELEBRATE WITH US! Crown heights North is one the 2022 Six to Celebrate | HDC
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