Real-estate Developers Say Community Is a High Priority
By Michael Stahl
Real-estate Developers Say Community Is a High Priority
By Michael Stahl
The Pitch Contest: When Tech Startups Go Head to Head
At a Downtown Brooklyn competition, an app to reduce student-loan debt takes the prize
By Michael Stahl
Inside Dock 72, Brooklyn’s Most Nautical Office Building
Like a ship docked on the waterfront, the innovative new structure in the Navy Yard will house thousands of workers
By Rachyl Houterman
How Brooklyn Became the New Hotspot for High-profile Events
With this week's National Magazine Awards, the borough arrives as a venue for both the splashy and the serious
By Michael Stahl
Will Brooklyn’s Freight Trains Get Rolling Again?
The city's plan to reduce truck traffic could bring the little-used Bay Ridge line rumbling back to life
By Chris Polansky
What If the Tech Boom Sputters? How Startups Can Prepare
A Brooklyn venture capitalist offers advice for entrepreneurs as the economy shows signs of cooling off
By Michael Stahl
How the New Chamber Chief Aims to Up Its ‘Cool’ Factor
Brooklyn's Hector Batista plans to attract younger members, create more essential programs—and boost fundraising
By Rachyl Houterman
Lessons of Rezoning: When It Doesn’t Work Out as Planned
A report on Downtown Brooklyn and Long Island City says a smarter city review process might have staved off problems
By Norman Oder
How Companies Scrambled to Help Federal Workers
During the government shutdown, businesses and nonprofits stepped in to offer food, loans and other aid
By Rachyl Houterman
Behold the New Giant of Dumbo, called Front & York
The residential development at 85 Jay St., whose appearance was long a mystery, is finally unveiled
By Rachyl Houterman
Why Brooklyn’s First Marijuana Dispensary Looks Like a Spa
Medical weed arrives in a local retail store, the start of what could become a major retail industry as pot laws are eased
By Michael Stahl
Malls vs. Bodegas: Can the City Resist Becoming Suburban?
As the invasion of chain stores changes Brooklyn's character, a panel of urban experts has some sharp insights
By Michael Stahl
Will Macy’s Total Makeover Lead to a Turnaround?
The smaller, sleeker Brooklyn store is part of a bold plan by the 650-store chain to ward off the 'retail apocalypse'
By Patrick Smith