
The Costs Of Rezoning—A Cautionary Tale
Gowanus: As the city considers new rules for development, neighbors worry about what happened on Fourth Avenue
Gowanus: As the city considers new rules for development, neighbors worry about what happened on Fourth Avenue
The independents, it turns out, are doing OK. A veteran tells how it’s done and a newcomer describes her dream store
Between a slow city bureaucracy and a slower legal system, some tenants haven’t been able to cook for months. Are landlords trying to push them out?
Gentrification in Cobble Hill takes on a whole new dimension
Brooklyn Heights is among the neighborhoods in the borough reaping benefits from a tourism boom
Unless owners own their building, there is not a lot of protection from rising rents
A new company called Dog Parker is offering modern doghouses as an alternative to tying your companion up on the sidewalk
What happens to promises of training and jobs when one developer sells to others?
Proposed city regulations seem to be driven by health concerns. But business and cultural concerns are in the mix
Two new studies examine the startup’s impact on the city