gentrification

The Puerto Rican hub hosted barbecues, movie nights and parties until its closure last week.

A DOT bike corral has split Crown Heights neighbors, revealing a divided community along Franklin Avenue

The web series, starting its second season, spotlights young Latinos amidst Bushwick's gentrification.

Yelpers loathe it, seniors love it, new management is stuck in the middle at Parkside Avenue Micky D's.

Newly opened Sunshine Co. and Park Place Cafe want to be your low-key Valentine.

As new faces move south, Franklin Avenue's problem blocks are getting extra attention from police.

Nyssa Frank is moving the Living Gallery farther out into Bushwick to escape the crowds.

The Brooklyn Museum suspended its popular dance party, to the disappointment of locals.

Crown Roots will have young professionals moving into the area teach and 'inspire' local kids.

Stonehenge has begun to market a 5,300-square-foot space that was home to several local businesses.

Hart Street by Wilson Avenue is the scene of multiple new stores and condos this summer.

Brooklyn Movement Center solicits a photo a day in Crown Heights this July.

Six businesses on Ninth Avenue between West 17th and 18th streets had their leases terminated.

Su Friedrich filmed "Gut Renovation" while she lived through Williamsburg's 2005 rezoning.

Median listing prices have increased and inventory decreased in Williamsburg over the past year.