Hannah Frishberg

With so many new rentals coming on the market, Brooklyn could see a drop in average rent as landlords compete for tenants.

Rest in peace, Louie.

Relive 20th century Brooklyn through one Italian family’s photos, and the lovingly annotated pictures of Anthony Catalano.

Fun fact: the Brooklyn Navy Yard is home to the world’s first commercially viable rooftop vineyard, and we’ve got a discount for you to tour it.

At least one block in W’burg has been overrun by professional attractive people, BK’s anti-gentrification restaurant, Fort Tilden has $200-a-night camping.

As if the stoop weren’t already a perfect entity representing all that is good and holy about Brooklyn, not it is also being used as a performance venue.

If you could hack off part of the subway’s soul and feed it to credit card companies in the name of functional public transit, would you?

Uber has demolished the taxi industry’s ability to gate keep through medallions and, somewhat similarly, Sofar is opening up the world of music venues.

Public art is nice, but there are so many ways to pay homage to Brooklyn, why reference a long gone baseball team in the name of the tourism industry?

Rats raise kittens in Brooklyn heights, free churro waffles in Bushwick, the Insta-hawk of McCarren park, thanks for screwing public transit Robert Moses.