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In a rather glowing profile of The Developers Group today, The Daily News cites one sales strategy of its founder, Elan Padeh: He asks prospective Brooklyn buyers which neighborhoods they like in Manhattan, and then directs them towards their Brooklyn equivalents. Here’s how he lines them up:
  Park Slope = Upper West Side
  Williamsburg = East Village + Tribeca
  Fort Greene = West Village
  Dumbo = Soho
  Carroll Gardens = Nolita

Pretty accurate, we’d say. What are some others?
How a Sales Team Led Borough’s Condo Push [NY Daily News]
Photos by lukasspee and Voice of Fox


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  1. What a silly freakin article. There’s never been a “new soho” no matter how desperate developers are to call dumbo, or williamsburg or whatever. Williamsburg isn’t the new east village. The indie music scene is decent, but nothing like what was going on in the 70s and 80s. FG = WV?? Really? I heard for years Cobble Hill was the new WV.

    I think it’s true that Brooklyn is the new creative center for NYC, but there’s not nearly the stuff going on there was 10,20,30 years ago (except construction of new condos and Duane Reades replacing locally owned business)

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