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Mike D is in the process of signing the lease.
As with the location on Franklin, the bagels will be resold from Windsor Bagels.
630 Nostrand is across the street from the big church.
Formerly the site of the ultra poorly run, Vicente Cafe: http://www.brooklynian.com/discussion/39096/vicente39s-mexican-hookah-coming-to-676-franklin-next-to-indian-restaurant/p1
Now would like to become a bar under new ownership, with some kind of bowling aspect:
"Entity to be formed, 676 Franklin Avenue (St. Marks/Prospect) – Full (bowling center indicated"
What is there deal? It has looked ready for business for years and every once and a while I see someone working. Is there some reason why it hasn't opened yet?
"A 30-year-old man was killed in Brooklyn after he was shot twice following an argument with his wife early Sunday, police said.Dion James was arguing with his wife and another man on Franklin Ave. and Union St. in Crown Heights at 3:57 a.m., police said. The suspect then blasted James twice in the back.James was ...
ie, the building across the st. from the Excelsior bike shop that looks like a thai restaurant, but is never open and has had the same piece of paper (that says "yard sale") taped to its front door for at least a year--anyone know what that is?Also, anyone buying the "deliveries" building anytime soon?
Note: You should not freak out yet: It has been on the market for over a year.http://streeteasy.com/nyc/sale/696652-multi-704-nostrand-avenue-crown-heights-brooklyn704 Nostrand
I seem to remember Whynot predicting a while back that many of the little two-story buildings on Nostrand ave would be torn down for development...this ad promises air rights for an additional 2,722 buildable square feet. Hard to imagine right now, given how snugly it fits in with its neighbors.
Not sure what to expect though I'm planning on attending this meeting/discussion about District 17 schools this Sunday from 2:30-5:30pm at 808 Nostrand Ave. It's run by a local mom who's very involved.
Along with the many changes along Franklin ave, a 1st wave gentrifying business is being pushed out. A friend told me the Brooklyn Yoga Collective, which is i think "pay what you can," failed to renew its lease and is closing down. Apparently the person renting the space (living outside of NY) owns a building ...
Join S.O.S. Crown Heights, Dawg and Dirt at their annual grilling event on St Johns Pl between Kingston Ave and Albany from 5-10pm. #StopShootingStartLiving #StopShootingStartGrilling
This is the place right next door to the postal store, across the street from Pearl indian and Cent Anni. It's been vacant since I've been on Franklin, and recently I've seen signs of activity. Anyone know whats up?
One of our neighbors are removing what appear to be asbestos tiles and other asbestos containing material from their house...by themselves with no protective measures and chucking them on their lawn and the sidewalk. DOB said to call the cops, cops said "not our problem", EPA issued a stop work order (as if it ...
The home of the New York Jukebox Company. They plan to rent jukeboxes for parties, complete with the records of your choice.
Reportedly not open yet. Photo not by me.
A compliant use of the M1 zone.
Just ran into the barber that normally cuts my hair and he told me they got closed down officially on Saturday December 31st. There's no shortage of barbershops on Nostrand but a lot of them are pretty much a hole in the wall so this one counts as a loss in my book.
Approximately a year ago, Docklands opened for business: http://www.brooklynian.com/discussion/43927/docklands-is-finally-open/p1
As of 2/28/2015, the space is still open, but available for lease: http://www.loopnet.com/Listing/19119054/789-Franklin-Ave-Brooklyn-NY/
At a rental rate of $4600 per month, this represents a LARGE financial loss for the proprietor. There is no way he is going to recoup his ...
[Dated, now incorrect info: This location would like to become a bar. They'd like a full liquor lic. They are going to talk about it on June 2nd, to the CB8 SLA Committee. The Proprietor is the owner of Little Zelda's, aka Mike DeZalas]
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