Photo: Downtown Brooklyn, by MK Metz |
Has the rezoning been a success -- or has the city neglected planning necessary infrastructure like schools, traffic measures and hospitals? The media is all over it today:
- Downtown Brooklyn seen as "shining example" of the success of rezoning. [Crains]
- But Downtown residents complain that thousands of people are moving and and there aren't enough schools. [NY1]
- Come to think of it, there aren't any elementary schools in Downtown Brooklyn at all. [DobroSchools]
- And they just sold the hospital -- to develop 1,000 more residences. [Brooklyn Eagle]
- Today, De Blasio is going to re-introduce Downtown Brooklyn's makeover, started under Bloomberg. (Hope that hot air balloon over the entrance to the bridge disappears, though...) [WSJ]
- Party like the French in Downtown Brooklyn: There's going to be a Bastille Day party this Saturday in Downtown Brooklyn at MetroTech, with a petanque tournament, food and music. [Downtown Brooklyn]
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