gentrification

Washington Heights and Inwood are home to 69 of the worst 206 buildings on the Public Advocate's list.

From a Park Slope Ebola scare to complaints of "Internet people," check out the week's popular stories.

Residents point to HAP Investment's construction record as cause for concern.

The festival begins Wednesday with the U.S. premier of a film about the life and legacy of Desmond Tutu.

Ninth Avenue between West 17th and 18th streets will be taken over by a Wells Fargo bank.

The developers began a series of community meetings to get feedback on their planned 1,000-unit tower.

The Starlite Lounge closed in 2010 after its building's landlord sold the space.

The sale at 75 Ralph Ave. demonstrates a widening gentrification in Bed-Stuy, experts said.

Tim Eberle, who moved to Brooklyn a year ago, made a video to mock Brooklyn's rampant gentrification.

The shop will soon be replaced by a tenant that can pay more rent, its owner said. 

The Manhattanville coffee shop isn't located in Manhattanville, but the name fits anyway, owners say.

Gentrification and environmental stewardship are themes for "Jane's Walk" local tours.

Murray Hill and his "Rat Pack of misfits" is performing Saturday night.

Lee compared newcomers moving into the neighborhood to "Columbus killing off the Native Americans."

The Park Slope pair behind Bar Toto plans to open Ogliastro, a new pizzeria on Washington Avenue.