Does Gentrification Help the Poor? NYCHA Residents Weigh In
NYCHA-run Louis Heaton Pink Houses in East New York The poor do not benefit from gentrification, ac...
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Tuesday Links: Fatal Williamsburg Accident Causes Shutdown of 60 Buildings’ Elevators
Elevators Shut Down in 60 Buildings in Wake of Fatal Accident in Williamsburg [NYP] Most Licensed ...
Monday Blogwrap: Dime Savings Bank Finds Buyer for Williamsburg Properties
A "Breaking Bad" Coffee Shop Might Be Coming to Brooklyn [Brokelyn] Archestratus: A Book and Food ...
From the Forum: How Much Does It Cost to Remove a Wall?
A Brownstoner reader wants to open up his new Bed Stuy brownstone by removing some of its internal...
Gowanus Open Studios Returns: Come See Nearly 350 Artist Spaces
Gowanus Open Studios returns this weekend to the fetid but inspiring shores of Brooklyn's most not...
Building of the Day: 315 Clinton Avenue, the House That Coffee Built in Clinton Hill
Brooklyn, one building at a time. This grand mansion was built for Coffee King John Arbuckle....
Renovated Two-Family Close to Brooklyn College Has Marble, Penny Tile, A/C
This newly renovated house in South Midwood sits a stone's throw from Brooklyn College. Dating to ...
How Red Hook’s Fort Defiance Changed the Revolutionary War
By Suzanne Spellen (aka Montrose Morris) Long before Red Hook got its name, when the Lena...
How a Heights Brownstone Became Brooklyn’s First Passive-Certified Landmarked Home
Though currently a hot commodity, brownstones aren't known for their energy efficiency. "It's a...
De Blasio Agrees to MTA Budget Increase So Long As Albany Is Honest With Funds
After weeks of scuffling, Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio  finally agreed on the...
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