Aaron Ballard+FollowBrooklyn’s big rental project gets a boostA massive $250 million bridge loan just landed for AtlanticBK, the new 456-unit mixed-income rental building in Brooklyn. This isn’t just another real estate deal—it means more affordable and market-rate apartments are on the way, with extra financial stability to keep rents in check as the building fills up. With big names like Douglaston Development and Greystone behind it, this move could set the tone for future housing projects in the borough. What do you think—will this help ease Brooklyn’s housing crunch, or is it just business as usual? #RealEstate #Brooklyn #Housing00Share
Bryan Grant+FollowBrooklyn gets Total Wireless’ 2,000th store!Total Wireless just hit a huge milestone—its 2,000th store is opening right here in Brooklyn! Locals can swing by 560 Remsen Avenue on January 14 for a community celebration packed with giveaways, prizes, and exclusive deals on phones and plans. With this new spot, Total Wireless is doubling down on its Brooklyn presence and making it easier for everyone to access affordable, no-contract plans on Verizon’s 5G network. Anyone planning to check out the grand opening? What would make you switch to a new wireless provider? #Business #LocalBusiness #Brooklyn00Share
Daniel Barajas+FollowBrooklyn bakery’s dog policy stirs up debateWilliamsburg’s Birdee bakery is under fire after a customer was bitten by a dog inside the shop, reigniting the debate over whether non-service dogs should be allowed in restaurants. Locals are split: some love the pet-friendly vibe, while others say it’s become a ‘dog park with pastries’ and worry about safety and cleanliness. With over 100 complaints about pets in neighborhood eateries this year alone, it’s clear the issue hits close to home. Should businesses be stricter, or is this just part of Brooklyn’s charm? #Pets #Brooklyn #Williamsburg00Share
megan01+FollowInside Martha Plimpton’s Brooklyn home saleMartha Plimpton just sold her beloved Victorian in Prospect Lefferts Gardens for $2.65 million—nearly double what she paid 12 years ago! This wasn’t just any house: Plimpton’s place was known for its welcoming vibe, backyard tomatoes, and even a guest room dubbed the “House for Wayward Women and Divorcées.” Locals loved her for embracing the neighborhood’s real, diverse community over trendier spots. Now that she’s off to London, what do you think this means for the character of the area? Would you want to live in a home with so much history and personality? #RealEstate #Brooklyn #ProspectLeffertsGardens00Share
Paige Douglas+FollowBrooklyn’s hotel scene gets a $112M boostBrooklyn’s Ace Hotel just landed a massive $112.5 million refinancing deal—right as New York City’s hotel market faces a major squeeze. With new rules making it tough to build or even run hotels, there are fewer rooms available, but tourism is still booming. That means places like the Ace Hotel are more valuable than ever. This move isn’t just about one building; it’s a sign of how the city’s hospitality scene is changing. How do you think these shifts will affect local businesses and visitors? #Business #Brooklyn #NYC00Share
William Mckinney+FollowBrooklyn’s foster mom finds healing with new pupsLosing a beloved pet is heartbreaking, but Isabel Klee’s story shows how opening your heart again can bring unexpected joy. After saying goodbye to her senior dog Zero, Isabel welcomed her first-ever bonded pair, Ilya and Shane, into her Brooklyn home. These two playful pups—full of energy and affection—are already making themselves at home, and their wagging tails are lifting spirits all around. Isabel’s journey reminds us how rescue animals can help heal, and how every new beginning brings its own blessings. Anyone else ever found comfort in a new furry friend after loss? #Pets #Brooklyn #DogRescue40Share
Keith Bass+FollowBrooklyn’s Food52 faces bankruptcy shakeupFood52, a Brooklyn favorite for recipes and stylish home goods, just hit a major roadblock—bankruptcy. After years of buzz and a $100 million valuation, the company’s lender pulled funding, leaving Food52 scrambling to stay afloat. Now, America’s Test Kitchen is stepping in with a $6.5 million bid, a fraction of Food52’s former worth. It’s wild to see how quickly things can change for even the most beloved brands. Anyone else surprised by how fast fortunes can turn in the online food and home world? What do you think this means for Brooklyn’s creative scene? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Brooklyn00Share
Joshua Townsend+FollowA Brooklyn dog’s last night as familyZero, a senior rescue dog in Brooklyn, spent his final night not as a foster, but as a true family member—thanks to Isabel and Jacob, who adopted him just before saying goodbye. Instead of letting him pass as just another shelter case, they made sure his last hours were filled with love, comfort, and a sense of belonging. It’s a powerful reminder that even a single night of genuine care can mean everything to a pet who’s struggled. Would you have done the same for a dog in need? How do you feel about giving senior or sick animals a loving sendoff? #Pets #Brooklyn #DogRescue60Share
megan01+FollowBrooklyn’s $525M bet: What’s next for Williamsburg?A $525 million construction loan just landed for Williamsburg Wharf, putting Brooklyn’s waterfront transformation into overdrive. While many NYC projects are stalling, this mega-financing—backed by JPMorgan and GoldenTree—signals serious confidence in the neighborhood’s future. The plan? A cluster of new towers, tons of apartments, and fresh retail right on the East River. It’s a huge win for local jobs and the economy, but it also raises big questions about affordability and how the area will change. Is this the boost Brooklyn needs, or will it push out longtime residents? Let’s talk about what this means for the community. #RealEstate #Brooklyn #Williamsburg00Share
Sabrina Carrillo+FollowBrooklyn kids shine at Reset Talk Show holiday bashNothing beats seeing a whole community come together to make sure every child feels special during the holidays. At the Reset Talk Show’s Christmas social in Brooklyn, local families filled Reflection Church Hall with laughter, music, and the joy of picking out gifts—thanks to the hustle of Junior Giddings and neighbors who stepped up when donations fell short. Even Popeyes and McDonald’s joined in, fueling the fun with tasty treats. It’s moments like these—when businesses, officials, and residents unite—that remind us how powerful community spirit can be. How do you think we can keep this energy going all year? #Safety #Brooklyn #CommunityMatters00Share
