The premise of this article–that there are pinpointable tipping points for each neighborhood–is a fun one. We can’t argue with the symbolic importance of the L Cafe in Williamsburg, though we suspect that some of you may have alternative suggestions for other nabes.
The Day When It Ended [NY Times]
Fort Greene Park Goes Wi-Fi [FG Patch]
Williamsburg Condo-turned-Rental Jardin Lists Prices [The Real Deal]
Chinese Take-Out Ta... More
Via an email blast from the Brooklyn Greenway Initiative: “As you may know, Congresswoman Nydia Velázquez included $14 mi... More
Brooklyn, one building at a time.
Name: Private House
Address: 1314 Albemarle Road
Cross Streets: Corner of Rugby Road
Neighborho... More
The medians that have been built out at various Downtown intersections and include new benches are now etched with the names of the t... More
Earlier this week Insatiable Critic gave us a sneak peak of the new restaurant slated for 132 Greene Avenue in Clinton Hill, the old S... More
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Feb 15, 2012 | 11:04 AM