Calling all leather jackets and gold chains!

The Bushwick-based business is an outlier in the world of boring real estate websites.

Ever wondered how long the average commute of a Bushwick resident is—or what percentage of the neighborhood was born abroad? Find out using CoreData.nyc!

In case you were wondering Bushwick is not the most gentrifying neighborhood in the city

This spring, the owners of Bushwick’s beloved Cobra Club have opened the doors of their newest business venture: Sweet Jane’s! The dive bar in Ridgewood, just a block from the Fresh Pond Road M stop, opened up a little over three weeks ago but is already shaping up to be an instant-classic neighborhood joint

Before “affordable housing” became a politically charged buzzword, it must have once seemed like a laughable redundancy

It is hard to believe but even real estate developers sometimes do good things for their communities–especially when they team up with local entrepreneurs and activists such as Kweighbaye Kotee

Pumps isn’t working with a whole lot of space, but the mirrors on every wall give you the sense of hidden corners, side rooms and secret doors

The only thing I really know about gentrification is that it is a very complex, multifaceted subject that triggers a lot of emotions, and not having those emotions clouding one’s judgment while in the middle of a heated discussion takes some serious Zen practice

[UPDATE: Please read editor’s note regarding the use of 2000 Census Data in this article and an attached apology

Raise your hand if you behave responsibly every time you drink

Last weekend’s opening event for the annual Bushwick Open Studios Benefit was a blast, and remember the date of May 10th for the official raffle party where you can take home your very own piece

Bushwick of the previous decade has rapidly transformed from New York’s “forgotten” neighborhood into a synonym of hipness and trendiness

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By Brian Douglas

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By Katarina Hybenova and Terri Ciccone

Last week I wrote on the topic of self propelling motivation, being your own boss, and staying tough in the game of independent contractors

On a block in Chelsea devoid of nearly all advertising, at the west side edge of the world, hangs a lonely sign “Scores”, across from which is a series of large black doors and an ever growing line of sophisticated, middle aged spectators who had all signed up for the earliest time slot on this particular Tuesday evening

The last time I attended a