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Whats Happening to the Hollywood-Inspired Burger King on Myrtle Avenue in Bushwick?
If you’ve wandered around the intersection of Knickerbocker and Myrtle avenues in recent weeks, you may have wondered what has become of the ’90s Hollywood-inspired Burger King.
City Issues Vacate Order for Bushwick Church Turned Thrift Store Due to Crumbling Roof
The vacate order shut down a thrift store that had been operating inside and throws the building’s future into question.
Nice-Looking Two-Bedroom in Bushwick’s Infamous Trip House Wants $2,950 a Month
It’s not every day a unit pops up for rent in Bushwick’s Trip House, a remarkably intact circa 1890s Queen Anne immortalized in the press in 2012 for its art- and graffiti-filled parties.
Unit in Bushwick’s Landmarked Doering-Bohack House With Sauna, Parking Wants $15K
A furnished “owner’s apartment” for rent in Bushwick’s landmarked Doering-Bohack house would not be out of place in a Wes Anderson movie.
The Bushwick Film Festival Celebrates Its Sweet 16 This Month
The Bushwick Film Festival is preparing for a milestone birthday celebration this month by embracing themes of personal growth and a new passage into life’s next chapter.
this should make all the hipster transplants living in bushwick on mommy and daddy's dime feel right at home.
Feast Your Eyes on This Rooftop Cornfield in Bushwick’s Rheingold Mega-Developmentyawn... who cares?
11 Creative Office Developments That Will Utterly Transform the Bushwick Loft AreaYes, it's in the area's Industrial Business Zone. City calls this slice of Brooklyn East Williamsburg. We call it the Bushwick loft district (based on the authority of local old-timers). Some folks call it Morgantown.
Eye-Popping Bushwick Office Building Will Have Transforming Parking Garage / Concert VenueAround 1977, the Landmarks Preservation Commission submitted a preliminary report that would have landmarked several VERY old wood frame residences situated on Goodwin Place, just down the block from 1090 Greene Avenue. These buildings probably belonged to the first generation of residences to be constructed in the area that we now refer to as Bushwick. Unfortunately, no sooner had the notice gone out than these buildings literally went up in smoke. This was a very major loss. While the 1977 blabkout related damage was mostly limited to the Broadway commercial strip - though the roof of the Bossert mansion on Bushwick Ave., which then functioned as a day care center, was fire damaged during the night of the blackout - during this decade the wholesale abandonment of housing in Bushwick - often accompanied by arson, was a constant and critical problem.
Bushwick’s Landmarked Wood-Frame House Goes Up for Sale, Asking $1.9 Million