Whether you love it or you hate it, Castle Braid, the controversial luxury rental development on Troutman Street that markets itself to the creative set, is a perennial topic of interest in conversations about Bushwick real estate: most recently, it was name-dropped in the New York Times’ profile of former meatpacking restauranteur Florent Morellet the week before last. However, members of the Bushwick community have been surprised in the past week by tweets from a Twitter feed that represents itself as an official Castle Braid account. The account is trolling local groups on subjects ranging from affordable housing and gentrification to Occupy Wall Street and Israeli politics. Khalil Chishtee, a long-time Castle Braid resident and official representative, has confirmed for Bushwick Daily that the account is not in any way affiliated with the building’s management.
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Bushwick Real Estate #TwitterWars: Fake Castle Braid Account Antagonizes Neighbors
Whether you love it or you hate it, Castle Braid, the controversial luxury rental development on Troutman Street that markets itself to the creative set, is a perennial topic of interest in conversations about Bushwick real estate: most recently, it was name-dropped in the New York Times' profile of former meatpacking restauranteur Florent Morellet the week before last

Bushwick Real Estate #TwitterWars: Fake Castle Braid Account Antagonizes Neighbors
Whether you love it or you hate it, Castle Braid, the controversial luxury rental development on Troutman Street that markets itself to the creative set, is a perennial topic of interest in conversations about Bushwick real estate: most recently, it was name-dropped in the New York Times' profile of former meatpacking restauranteur Florent Morellet the week before last

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