Real Estate
Brooklyn Real Estate Round-Up for Monday, May 23
A cafe where you can buy flowers, new BBQ in Crown Heights, and the late Carey Gabay were in the news this week.

- Pictured: A portion of Bushwick Inlet Park. Photo courtesy of the NYC Parks Department
BROOKLYN, NY — Interested in vegan pizza, French wine, or a new Williamsburg Apple store? Here are some of the real estate stories that made headlines over the past week:
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- Clinton Avenue won't be getting a protected bike lane after all (DNAinfo)
- However, a portion of the street has been renamed in honor of the late Carey Gabay (Fort Greene Focus)
Crown Heights
- Here's a peek inside Urban Smoke, Crown Height's newest BBQ joint (Patch)
- Union Market, an organic grocery store, is planned for the neighborhood (Brownstoner)
Ditmas Park and Kensington
- Don Patron, a new Mexican restaurant, has opened on Church Avenue (Ditmas Park Corner)
- The Kensington Family Shelter has opened a new computer lab for residents (Ditmas Park Corner)
Gowanus
- A combination art studio and gallery is welcoming guests on Third Avenue (DNAinfo)
- Citi Bike has unveiled its neighborhood expansion plans (Patch)
- The Gowanus Souvenir Shop is moving, but locally (Park Slope Stoop)
Navy Yard
- Brooklyn Brewery offered a tour of its future headquarters and rooftop beer garden (Patch)
Park Slope
- Here are the coming locations where you'll be able to hop on a Citi Bike (Patch)
- The former Los Pollitos II is becoming a vegan pizzeria (Park Slope Stoop)
Williamsburg and Greenpoint
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