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Discover Red Hook – An Industrial Real Estate Workshop + Happy Hour on March 26th

Mar 12, 2019 ,,,,,,,,,,,

Are you interested in moving, starting or expanding your business to Red Hook Brooklyn? The neighborhood’s maritime past has been updated with the building of the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal—U.S. home to the Queen Mary 2. Its Old warehouses now house artists and artisans. Trendy restaurants but abut industrial sites as the past and future converge. […]

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Nature’s Grill Opening on Smith Street

Mar 07, 2019 ,,,,,,,

The space at 283 Smith Street used to be a neighborhood favorite for Middle Eastern food called Zaytoons. They closed back in the late fall and we recently learned that Nature’s Grill will be opening up in this space. We were surprised to hear it since this restaurant is also located on Court and Atlantic […]

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Participatory Budgeting Event on March 11th

Mar 06, 2019 ,,,,,

Participatory budgeting voting week is coming up from March 30th- April 7th. And leading up to it the offices of Carlos Menchaca is putting on a very unique and creative event. See more info below! Arts Workshop onMonday, March 11th at 6:30pm, location TBD. We’re excited to partner with Arts & Democracy to hold this workshop where we’ll be […]

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Artist Spotlight: Ethan Cornell by RC’s Jane Herro

Mar 05, 2019 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

I had the pleasure of visiting artist Ethan Cornell at his studio in Red Hook a couple weeks back. We discussed how working at Hot Wood Arts, a 7,000 square foot space inside a gorgeous waterfront warehouse building in Red Hook that houses fifteen artist residents, inspires his work. He also shared more about his process, how having a […]

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Red Hook Tavern Opening Soon!

Mar 04, 2019 ,,,,,,,,,,,

Slated to open this month, Red Hook Tavern on Van Brunt Street is looking very inviting and nearly ready as you walk by and peer int heir windows. Residents have been very eager to welcome this new restaurant into the neighborhood. We’ve got high hopes since the spot’s owner, Bill Durney, has already opened an […]

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House Hunting Art Show at Rachel Uffner Gallery

Feb 27, 2019 ,,,,,,,,

Victoria visited the Rachel Uffner Gallery at 170 Suffolk Street in the city over the weekend, saw a lovely art showing called House Hunting, which featured works by Rachel Granofsky, and snapped some photos to share. We’ve created a gallery so you can peruse below! You can also browse the collection and read the press release on […]

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Looking to kick the winter blues? How about a trip to cityWell Brooklyn by Shyda Hoque

Feb 25, 2019 ,,,,,,,,,,

We have about two months before the Cherry Blossoms are in bloom and it seems like I will never take off my winter coat.  One change that has helped me this year during the winter is visiting cityWell – an urban bathhouse located on the first floor of a three-family home on President street in […]

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Spotlight on Brooklyn Slate Company!

Feb 21, 2019 ,,,,,,,,,

Here at Realty Collective we love to share any events, new info, or ideas from other local Brooklyn-based businesses. We are committed to supporting our community of small businesses. With big box stores moving in all the time, we need to stick together! Read about Brooklyn Slate, our neighbors in Red Hook, below! Our slate […]

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Buying Into Brooklyn Event. Save the Date!

Feb 20, 2019 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Buying a home in NYC is no easy feat! Let us help make the process easier. On Tuesday, March 19th from 6 to 7:30pm, join us for our latest edition of Buying Into Brooklyn, a crash course on home buying with key strategies for your home search. Get solid advice from our team of pros in a relaxed setting Learn […]

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For Better Or Worse the L Train Is In Service by Francesca Girardi

Feb 19, 2019 ,,,,,,,,,,

Will it shut down, will it not? The question was hanging over 250,000 of the city’s commuters for what seemed like a lifetime. April was coming quickly, closing in on the residents and business owners alike. Williamsburg experienced declining rental demand and increasing vacancies. People were able to negotiate better deals than they ever could […]

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