dianefrank+FollowBay Ridge says cheers to Roy’s 30 yearsRoy DeLorenzo, the heart and soul behind Chadwick’s bar for three decades, just poured his last drink. The entire Bay Ridge community turned out to celebrate his retirement, with Chadwick’s even closing for a day to honor him. Roy wasn’t just a bartender—he was a friend, a mentor, and a true Brooklyn original who made everyone feel at home. Now, he’s ready to enjoy life on the other side of the bar, but his legacy will keep the spirit of Bay Ridge alive. What’s your favorite Roy memory or Chadwick’s story? #Food #BayRidge #Brooklyn00Share
Heather Moore+FollowBrooklyn’s hottest homes: Which would you pick?Bay Ridge is stealing the spotlight this week with several of Brooklyn’s most sought-after real estate listings, ranging from charming row houses to spacious standalones. The price tags are just as varied—think $6,000 a month for a Flatbush rental or nearly $3 million for a historic Greenpoint wood frame. Each neighborhood brings its own vibe, from sunrooms and roof decks to vintage woodwork and landscaped yards. If you could choose, would you go for a classic Park Slope co-op, a Bay Ridge bungalow, or something else entirely? Let’s hear which Brooklyn home style fits your dream! #RealEstate #BrooklynRealEstate #BayRidge00Share
Timothy Weaver+FollowBay Ridge’s retail scene is about to changeThe old Century 21 building on 86th Street is finally coming down this November, making way for a $47.5 million retail hub called Century Marketplace. After years of empty storefronts and abandoned plans, the new owners are promising a fresh mix of shops, food spots, and—maybe most exciting for locals—a national grocery store. The first stores could open by 2027, bringing new energy to the neighborhood and complementing favorites like Banana Republic and Sephora. What do you hope to see in the new space? Is this the boost Bay Ridge needs, or will you miss the old Century 21? #Business #LocalBusiness #BayRidge00Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowBay Ridge home with garage turns headsA semi-detached Bay Ridge home with its own garage is hitting the market for $1.599 million, and it’s just one of several eye-catching open houses in Brooklyn this weekend. Whether you’re dreaming of a Park Slope brownstone or a Clinton Hill classic, there’s something for every taste and budget—from $1.599M up to $5.4M. These homes aren’t just listings—they’re a glimpse into Brooklyn’s ever-evolving neighborhoods. Anyone planning to check out these spots or curious about what’s driving prices? Let’s talk about what makes a Brooklyn home worth the splurge! #RealEstate #BayRidge #BrooklynRealEstate00Share
Megan Garcia+FollowBay Ridge’s old Century 21 gets a new lifeThe massive, long-empty Century 21 spot in Bay Ridge is finally getting a makeover—soon to be Century Marketplace. Locals have watched this eyesore for years, but now, with a $47.5 million sale, the plan is to turn it into a vibrant shopping hub that actually reflects what the neighborhood wants. Expect more foot traffic, new shops, and a boost for both big brands and small businesses on 86th Street. Small business owners are already excited for the change. What stores or features would you love to see in the new Century Marketplace? #Business #LocalBusiness #BayRidge00Share
Jasmine Rush+FollowBay Ridge’s Century 21 site gets a bold new lifeThe old Century 21 spot in Bay Ridge is finally getting a fresh start! After sitting empty for five years, the iconic location will be transformed into Century Marketplace—a modern retail hub anchored by a grocery store. Locals have long felt the lack of quality shopping options, so this $100 million overhaul could really shake up daily life in the neighborhood. Imagine a new two-story building, a bright atrium on 86th Street, and nearly 100,000 square feet of retail space. Construction kicks off later this year. What do you hope to see open here? #Business #LocalBusiness #BayRidge00Share
Nicole Washington+FollowBay Ridge’s Century 21 is getting a major makeoverAfter years of watching the old Century 21 building sit empty, Bay Ridge is finally getting a fresh start. The iconic spot on 86th Street just sold for $47.5 million, and the new owners are planning a $100 million ‘Century Marketplace’—complete with a grocery store, an airy atrium, and new street-level shops. Construction kicks off later this year, promising to bring new life (and jobs!) to the neighborhood. What do you hope to see in the new marketplace? Which stores or features would make it a real community hub again? #Business #LocalBusiness #BayRidge00Share
Shelly Powell+FollowBay Ridge’s old Century 21 is getting a new lifeThe iconic Century 21 site in Bay Ridge, which has sat empty since 2020, is finally set for a major transformation. Local developers are turning the historic spot into Century Marketplace—a new grocery-anchored retail hub right in the heart of the neighborhood. For longtime residents, this means more shopping options and a fresh energy on 86th Street. Considering how much Bay Ridge has grown, it’s about time the area got some quality retail back. What kind of stores or amenities would you love to see in this new marketplace? #RealEstate #BayRidge #Brooklyn00Share
Amanda Carroll+FollowBay Ridge’s 86th St is getting a major revivalAfter years of empty storefronts and uncertainty, the old Century 21 site on 86th Street is finally set for a big comeback. The property just sold for $47.5 million and will be transformed into Century Marketplace—a $100 million project featuring a grocery store, new retail spaces, and a bright atrium. For Bay Ridge locals, this could mean more jobs, new shops, and a much-needed boost for the neighborhood’s small businesses. How do you feel about this change? What stores or amenities would you love to see in the new space? #Business #LocalBusiness #BayRidge00Share
Heather Moore+FollowBay Ridge’s Century 21 site to become $100M retail hubThe old Century 21 spot in Bay Ridge is about to get a major facelift—after sitting empty for years, it just sold for $47.5 million and is set for a $100 million redevelopment. The new owners plan to turn the 95,000-square-foot site into a grocery-anchored retail center, which could totally change the shopping scene on 86th Street. For longtime locals, it’s wild to think the iconic department store is making way for something brand new. What do you hope to see in this new retail hub? #RealEstate #BayRidge #Brooklyn00Share
