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Daily Links: New Owners of Spice Factory Site Spurn Upzone, Plan Market Rate Condos
Brokerage giant Compass agrees to acquire rival for $1.6 billion, Greenpoint homeless shelter trades hands for almost $30 million, and more Brooklyn news.
Community Helps Artists, Small Businesses After Devastating Red Hook Warehouse Fire
Many tenants are still waiting to find out the extent of the damage to their workshops and inventory.
Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: Historic Heights Wood Frame Hits the Market
Popular stories on Brownstoner this week include a housing lottery in East New York, the return of the Flatbush Frolic, and more Brooklyn news.
Fire Rips Through Art Studios, Small Businesses in Historic Red Hook Warehouse
While some art survived the fire, many of the artists, makers, and retailers in the building “lost everything,” as more than one put it.
Daily Links: Fake Brokers on Social Media Are Scamming Renters Out of Thousands
Trash bin install may take years due to parking concerns, NYPD arrests eight activists at Brooklyn Navy Yard protest, and more Brooklyn news.
Oh no! I was a member of BWAC for many years. This is a great loss for the arts in Brooklyn.
Fire Rips Through Art Studios, Small Businesses in Historic Red Hook WarehouseI went to Midwood High School in the 1980s, and it seems to me back then that the students from the neighborhood who were Jewish were not orthodox. So it is interesting when I'm in the area nowadays, it seems there are only orthodox Jews. It is good to read that I'm not seeing things, that a long-term resident has noticed the changes.
Cocaine Break-ins and Broadway Strolls: The Life of a 1960s Brooklyn PharmacistGreat, but this is only a half measure if they don't start clamping down on all of the various forms of obscuring or altering license plates.
Bay Ridge ‘Super Speeder’ Crash Spurs Calls to Curb Reckless DrivingCulture is the reason that another of these folks are not in their country of origin !
Flatbush Frolic to Celebrate the Richness of Neighborhood’s Cultural Offerings