Bergen Tile
While some spaces on Flatbush Avenue remain stagnant — including Kemistry [/blog/news/kemistry-team-plans-teen-club-arcade-for-flatbush-space] and a few vacancies [/blog/news/vacancies-on-park-place-and-flatbush-avenue] — some spots closer to Barclays are seeing some movement, and a few other storefronts will soon be on the market. Here’s the latest: • Burger boss Shake Shack [http://www.
Security Gates
We’re enjoying the murals on the security gates of the closed Triangle Sports [/blog/business/whats-next-for-triangle-sporting-goods] while we can, as we make guesses as to what’s coming to the unusually-shaped building, which sold for a record-breaking $4.1 million [http://www.brooklynpaper.com/stories/35/38/dtg_trianglesportssold_
closings
photo via HPS [http://www.heresparkslope.com/home/2012/6/28/closed-for-business-triangle-sporting-goods-182-flatbush-ave.html] Triangle Sporting Goods at the intersection (triangle) of Dean, Flatbush, and Fifth, is closed forever [http://www.heresparkslope.com/home/2012/6/28/closed-for-business-triangle-sporting-goods-182-flatbush-ave.html] , reports Here’s Park Slope. The store, which opened in 1916 selling