The New York Press' 'Brooklyn Issue' features commentary from 11 authors on the evolution of each neighborhood in the borough.
Stories include "The Dogs of Gowanus", "Red Hook: Wounded by good intentions", "Park Slope: Brooklyn becomes myth", "DUMBO: Is Slumbo fast becoming the new Tribeca?", "Sheepshead Bay: 'You want a flower?'", "Brooklyn Heights: Author's paradise", "Boerum Hill: BoCoCa -- cokey bobos get old", "Prospect Heights: Future prospects", "Fort Greene: A real melting pot", "Crown Heights: A dissenting perspective", "Williamsburg: Virginia or Queens?"
FULL STORY: The Brooklyn Issue (second header on page)
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The American shopping mall may be closer to its original vision than ever.
The Paradox of American Housing
How the tension between housing as an asset and as an essential good keeps the supply inadequate and costs high.
Report: Las Vegas, Houston Top List of Least Affordable Cities
The report assesses the availability of affordable rental units for low-income households.
Anchorage Leaders Debate Zoning Reform Plan
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How to Protect Pedestrians With Disabilities
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Colorado Town Fills Workforce Housing Need With ‘Dorm-Style’ Housing
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