Morning Links: Does the City Have a Double Standard for Parking Spaces in Brooklyn?
MTA “hasn’t made up our mind” about a full L train shutdown, a former Brooklyn Heights rental gets listed as an $18 million mansion and more Brooklyn news.
Prospect Heights. Photo by Mary Hautman
In the News
Former Brooklyn Heights Rental Lists as an $18 Million Mansion [WSJ]
DOT’s Double Standards for Curb Space in Park Slope [Streetsblog]
MTA “Hasn’t Made Up Our Mind” on Totally Shutting Down the L [Gothamist]
Butterfunk Kitchens Takes On Soul Food in Windsor Terrace [Gothamist]
Promoting Caribbean Culture in a Flatbush Shipping Container [Hyperallergic]
One Drag Boutique’s Mission to Keep Brooklyn “GAY AS F—K” [Fusion]
Construction Threatens John Jay Learning Environment [Park Slope Stoop]
Top Brownstoner Stories
Landmarks Greenlights Brooklyn’s Future Tallest Tower, Praises Design
Central Brooklyn Crowned Clinton, Brighton Beach Loved Trump and More Primary Insights
Newly Rehabbed Modern Passive House in Greenwood Heights Asks $3.495 Million
A new bookshop and “storytelling lab” for children, called Stories, is coming to Bergen Street in Park Slope, and it recently launched a Kickstarter campaign to help with its opening costs. Learn more about it below.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/storiesbk/stories-a-childrens-bookshop-storytelling-lab
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