Hannah Frishberg

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Lyrical artistry aside, Jay-Z’s Dumbo real estate building appreciation estimations are a bit off.

The public is invited to go rowing, for free, on the Prospect Park Lake from noon to 4pm on Saturdays through August 26.

The New York diner is dying, this pigeon is very dead, subway train derailments through history, razing of community garden marks ‘new era’ for Bushwick.

How many stoop sales have you been to that accept credit cards?

There’s a bright side to everything, including the rapidly crumbling New York City subway system.

When an array of agencies reviewed the bridge’s demolition process, it seems they were far more concerned with the environment’s safety than the public’s entertainment.

Nothing says New York summer like swimming in cool chlorinated waters adjacent to shipping containers at the heart of a public-private park.

Chuck Schumer dances it up in Prospect Park, headless body found floating in Red Hook, Verrazano Bridge typo to be fixed, RIP Dumbo’s Watchtower sign.

You’d think saying, ‘There goes the neighborhood’ would get old, but it feels relevant every goddamn time.