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Posted 9/29/09 on Grub Street
Terminology

The Birth of Vendrification

A new word has been added to the foodie lexicon.

Filed Under: food trucks, foodiots, gentrification, street vendors, terminology, truckin', vendrification

Posted 5/7/09 on Daily Intel
Gentrification

Rosie Perez Doesn’t Hate Gentrification, She Just Hates New-Brooklyn Entitlement

Rosie Perez Doesn’t Hate Gentrification, She Just Hates New-Brooklyn Entitlement

It's different.

Filed Under: brooklyn, clinton hill, fort greene, gentrification, neighborhood news, real estate, rosie perez, WNYC

Posted 3/4/09 on Grub Street
Studies

Chinatown Threatened by ‘Trendy’ Restaurants

Chinatown Threatened by ‘Trendy’ Restaurants

But what exactly does trendy mean?

Filed Under: an choi, chinatown, gentrification, Studies, tasty hand-pulled noodle

Posted 12/11/08 on Daily Intel
Neighborhood Watch

Parts of Brooklyn That Feel Richer and Whiter Really Are!

One-fifth of black and Hispanic families have left the west-of-Prospect-Park area in seven years.

Filed Under: brooklyn, carroll gardens, cobble hill, gentrification, neighborhood watch, park slope, red hook, white people

Posted 12/3/08 on Daily Intel
Neighborhood Watch

Debate Rages in Greenpoint Over Semiotics of Breast-Feeding

Debate Rages in Greenpoint Over Semiotics of Breast-Feeding

A poster for a 'Breast-Feeding Circle' has set off a heated gentrification debate.

Filed Under: breast-feeding circles, gentrification, neighborhood watch, parenting, real estate

Posted 9/30/08 on Grub Street
Gentrification

Off-Off-Bowery

The Bowery is officially too cool for the cool kids.

Filed Under: a-ron, aaron bonderoff, bowery, Gentrification, paris fashion week

Posted 8/7/08 on Daily Intel
Neighborhood Watch

Carroll Gardens Woman Will See Nanny Brought to Justice

A busybody mom seeks punishment for a nanny she thinks left a kid unattended in Carroll Gardens, New York 'Press' commenters lose their lunch over a Harlem-gentrification story, and a snarky Greenpoint blogger goes soft, all in today's neighborhood news.

Filed Under: brooklyn, cardinal edward egan, carroll gardens, gentrification, greenpoint, harlem, nannies, neighborhood watch, real estate, south shore, yuppies

Posted 7/31/08 on Daily Intel
Neighborhood Watch

The Chelsea Hotel Has Not Lost Its Edge

The naked girl at the Chelsea Hotel, the lost 'SNL' sets of the Brooklyn Navy Yards, and a very awkward tale of gentrification from Harlem, in today's boroughs bundler!

Filed Under: bedford-stuyvesant, chelsea hotel, cobble hill, doube dutch, fort greene, gentrification, glendale, harlem, neighborhood watch, ridgewood, saturday night live

Posted 7/21/08 on Daily Intel
Intel

Is the Brooklyn Flea in Danger?

Is the Brooklyn Flea in Danger?

The yuppie flea market, which opened in April, has run into some problems with its Fort Greene neighbors.

Filed Under: brooklyn flea, fort greene, gentrification, intel, jonathan butler

Posted 11/30/07 on Daily Intel
Cultural Capital

The New Museum, Unleashed Upon the Bowery!

Filed Under: bowery, cultural capital, gentrification, new museum

Posted 5/14/07 on Daily Intel
In Other News

Exploring Colonial Williamsburg

Filed Under: gentrification, hipsters, in other news, williamsburg

Posted 1/11/07 on Daily Intel
Cultural Capital

Although We See More Potential for Murder and Mayhem at Atlantic Yards

Filed Under: authors, books, charles rangel, cultural capital, events, gentrification, harlem

Posted 11/9/06 on Daily Intel
Neighborhood Watch

How Much Is That Cat in the Window?

Filed Under: art, brooklyn, chelsea, crime, gentrification, jews, kids, lower east side, neighborhood watch, park slope, pets, real estate, upper west side

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