Jan Rosenberg, a 20-year veteran of Ditmas Park (having left “trendy Park Slope” before it achieved true trendiness) and founder of “Friends of Cortelyou”, offers an insider’s view of gentrification ...

Since the 1970s, the storefront at 367 7th Avenue in Park Slope has been shuttered. In January of 2014, the whole building was on the market, asking $3,499,000. It turns out the building belonged to a ...

Stuff White People Like #124: Hand-Wringing Gentrification Tales. Case in point: A rapt crowd, 99.9% Caucasian, packed into Park Slope’s Community Bookstore for L.J. Davis’s March 31 reading from A ...

Since the early days of Donald Trump’s political rise, mental health experts have argued over the ethics of diagnosing the once-and-wannabe-again POTUS from a distance. There is one stark precedent, ...