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New Biz: Baku Grocery Store, Community Legal Services, Woman-Owned Boxing Club, and More

Welcome to our business column, where we’ll share news on expansions, new biz, pop-ups, art shows, and recent closures. Openings Standard Wormwood Distillery [http://www.standardwormwood.com] @ Sunset Park Another business has popped up at industry city, celebrating a once-forbidden bitter plant, Brooklyn Paper reported. [https://www.brooklynpaper.com/

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New Biz: Rooftop Skating, Co-Working for Women, & Jazz Club Closure

Welcome to our business column, where we’ll share news on expansions, new biz, pop-ups, art shows, and recent closures. Openings Bond Townhouse & Garden [https://www.bondtownhouse.com/] @ Boerum Hill The Garden Suite at the Bond Townhouse. Courtesy of The Bond Townhouse.A landmark townhouse in Boerum Hill was reimagined

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New Biz: Polish Market, Lactation Pod, and Luxury Senior Living

Welcome to our business column, where we’ll share news on expansions, new biz, pop-ups, art shows, and recent closures. Openings Vacation Planet @ Williamsburg “Vacation Planet” exhibition at 25 Kent. Photo courtesy of Anne Spalter Studios. Digital and mixed media artist Anne Spalter is taking over 8,300-square-feet to bring

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1930 Bedford Ave: A New Way of Living

This is not your parent’s apartment building. The 38-unit mixed-spaced apartment building at 1930 Bedford Ave. — dubbed The Prospect Quarters — had its second open house Wednesday and according to the building’s realtor Simply Brooklyn, the co-living apartment units are going quickly. Co-living spaces in a 4-bedroom unit at

Bushwick

here&now puts “living” back in “co-living”

When I first moved to New York I came across the golden unicorn of Brooklyn apartments: a former warehouse in the center of Brooklyn with impossibly cheap rent. It had four bedrooms and a communal space that was larger than most two-bedroom apartments. The apartment was home to countless events,

Central Brooklyn

Sharing Is Caring: Co-Living In Brooklyn

Kibbutzim are out and communal capitalism [https://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/02/realestate/the-millennial-commune.html] is in. New developments in some of Brooklyn’s hottest neighborhoods mean you can head on home to shared housing [https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/23/style/what-is-co-living.html?mcubz=1&_r=0]