gentrification

A new thrift shop has earned the ire of its Franklin Ave. neighbors by applying for a liquor license.

Affordable housing initatives aimed at longtime tenants attract desperate newcomers as rents balloon.

The cafe was forced to close Wednesday after its landlord doubled the rent, Paradise's owner said.

The Crown Heights Assembly wants affordable housing and an 'anti-harassment area' included in rezoning.

A Crown Heights arts and crafts camp is taking on tenants rights.

Photographer Ruvi Leider's "Close to Home" inaugurates the new genre-defying arts space on Rogers Ave. 

For the owner of Williamsburg's Lula Bean cafe, a new Crown Heights venture keeps things close to home.

The art fair features Bushwick artists to complement this year's "bohemia" theme.

After 40 years on Franklin Avenue, Tony Fisher extends his popular brand into uncharted territory.

Enjoy the sunshine during office hours with Brooklyn's free outdoor workspaces.

Neighborhood-minded newcomers are beginning to crop up on staunch old Brooklyn Commmunity Boards.

The house, at 7 Arlington Place, closed $400,000 above asking price.

Eleven buildings including the one housing Pulino's were sold to an investor group in an all-cash deal.

Blow puts "The Breaks" on the negative when discussing Harlem's development.

This member of folk-singing royalty prefers the spacious Brooklyn digs to a Manhattan shoebox.