Bed stuy

It's a fun game, and one I'm not above engaging in: what is New York's cool neighborhood du jour? If you follow the real estate press, you’ll know the answer: Bedford-Stuyvesant. The

It's a fun game, and one I'm not above engaging in: what is New York's cool neighborhood du jour? If you follow the real estate press, you’ll know the answer: Bedford-Stuyvesant. The

Brooklyn real estate dipped by 19 percent last year, but properties still sold hand over foot in Bed-Stuy, the study found.

Bed Stuy, Brooklyn

manhattan skyline from bed stuy #manhattan #brooklyn #bedstuy #brownstone #autumn

The New York City Department of Environmental Protection poured concrete over a community-built goldfish pond, citing safety concerns, much to the disappointment of its Brooklyn neighborhood.

Members of the Brownstoners of Bedford-Stuyvesant hold a house tour once a year to show off the culture and history of the Black home aesthetic.

bright bed stuy

Awesome Bed Stuy bars to check out in Brooklyn from laid back dive bars to cocktail lounges and wine bars - there's something for everyone!

Bed-stuy

This post is from guest blogger, Punit! It is Part II in a five post series, you can read Part I here.We missed out on the first house in June and decided to put the search on hold, but at the end…

“I became obsessed with Live Auctioneers. I didn’t have the time, or the bandwidth, or the driver’s license, for going to estate sales.”

Explore Crown Heights North's 4179 photos on Flickr!

biggie smalls in bed stuy

great history of Bed-Stuy at Design Brooklyn

Review of Peaches restaurant in Bed Stuy. Enjoy southern dining at Peaches in Bedford-Styvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn. Good old home cooking, BBQ and grits.

Amid waves of gentrification, James Jackson has been selling watermelon on a Bed-Stuy street corner for nearly 50 years.

Bedford-Stuyvesant is a historic Brooklyn neighborhood that's alive with wonderful Black-owned businesses and a tight-knit community

The proposed Bedford Historic District in Bed-Stuy is dividing residents. It all boils down to whether you think designation helps or hurts a community.