gentrification

The Democratic mayoral nominee made a brief stop at the 77th Precinct Community Council meeting Monday. 

The Smorgasburg spinoff Pelzer's Pretzels is opening on Saturday.

Lady Charles Desserts brings sweet treats and kiddie cupcake classes to a rapidly changing street.  

The USPS is forced to look for new space because new Clinton Hill developers would not renew its lease.

Franklin Ave. residents want more and better trash cans, but officials say that won't help.

District Leader Chris Olechowski is mobilizing the longtime Polish population against displacement.

P.S. 705 principal Sandra Soto said the school's diversity is an asset.

After months of buildup, the mammoth Studebaker Building plans to open doors to office tenants Dec. 1.

The intersection of four precincts and two commands has become a haven for criminals in Central Brooklyn.

The meal, organized by Rabbi Ari Kirshenbaum, targeted newcomers in Bed-Stuy.

Two franchise locations of the trendy gym will open in gentrifying Brooklyn neighborhoods in 2013.

The institution's longtime science department was eliminated and four staffers cut amidst improvements.

Charity Thomas and her Bar Sepia series aim to get new and old neighbors talking in Prospect Heights. 

Classon Avenue's newest bar and music venue hopes to leverage crowds from the Brooklyn Flea offshoot.

The brand new Alumni boutique on Utica Avenue wants to be a destination for Brooklyn sneakerheads.