Park Slope One of Nation's "Dreamiest" Neighborhoods
Pushing aside concerns about stroller moms and stolen laptop computers, HGTV just named Park Slope one of the dreamiest neighborhoods in the country. Edged out by places like Sonoma, CA and Chicago’s Gold Coast, the Slope comes in at a respectable Number 7 and is cited for its “historic charm, top-notch restaurants and shopping, and…
Pushing aside concerns about stroller moms and stolen laptop computers, HGTV just named Park Slope one of the dreamiest neighborhoods in the country. Edged out by places like Sonoma, CA and Chicago’s Gold Coast, the Slope comes in at a respectable Number 7 and is cited for its “historic charm, top-notch restaurants and shopping, and proximity to Prospect Park.”
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“Superstooper – I think dreamy was the wrong adjective for this list. Either that, or these people have very boring dreams.”
I believe it’s a take on their “Dream Home Giveaway” theme on HGTV. Each year they build a gorgeous home somewhere in the U.S. and have a sweepstakes for it.
I don’t think it’s meant to be taken so seriously.
Thanks, DIBS!
Superstooper – I think dreamy was the wrong adjective for this list. Either that, or these people have very boring dreams.
8th Ave in Manhattan has bookstores & movie theatres. Fewer than when Guiliani first came to office though. Sad.
My point was that when I judge places to live, I look for places like bookstores and movie theaters, not the things listed in the article.
Downtown Denver dreamy? It’s a torturously boring place.
‘the borders of park slope’
Park Slope has borders???? I thought it was endless…I thought I lived in Park Slope or some southern off-shoot of it.
Good luck with that, Miss Muffett.
I live in Park Slope and enjoy it. I have no idea if it’s “dreamy” or not and don’t really care. Also, infinitejester, there is a good community bookstore on 7th ave and a movie theater on 14th st.