AM New York takes a closer look at Windsor Terrace and sees a neighborhood that was once the working class cousin of Park Slope, populated by policemen, firemen and school teachers and happy not to have the upper-middle class trappings of next-door Park Slope.

Instead of trendy restaurants, there is an old-fashioned Irish bar, and instead of boutiques sellling upscale baby clothes, you’ll find a Hallmark card store. You’ll also find streets that have a small-town feel, with miniature porches, and people who sit on the stoops, passing the time of day with their neighbors while the local kids toss a football in the street. Just how much more Brooklyn can a neighborhood get?

Now though, with prices for houses exceeding $1 million, the gentrifiers are moving in. Oh no! Actually, our experience is that the vibe is still very low key, with very few commercial signs of the influx of wealthier inhabitants.
City Living: Windsor Terrace [AM New York]