Brooklyn
Downtown Remains Contested Territory
Neil deMause |
The major rezoning of Brooklyn in 2004, coupled with the recent economic slowdown, has produced mixed results for residents and businesses.
A view through the window of an empty storefront on Willoughby between Duffield and Bridge. The major rezoning of Brooklyn in 2004.
The major rezoning of Brooklyn in 2004, coupled with the recent economic slowdown, has produced mixed results for residents and businesses.
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