Glamor and grit in Bushwick
Eye on Real Estate
Glamor and grit. Hispanic haven and hipster haven.
That’s Bushwick in a nutshell.
You can spend a whole day walking around the neighborhood, which was one of Brooklyn’s original six towns, and tracking down landmarked and landmark-worthy architectural eye candy.
Even the neighborhood’s subway stations are scenic. Have you seen the mosaic ceiling inside the Myrtle Avenue L-train station?
Bushwick is a foodie magnet, with excellent places to eat Mexican and Ecuadoran food and go bar-hopping.
But real-estate nerds are more interested in brewers’ mansions than brew. Instead of writing up bar-crawl listings we’ll point the way to Bushwick Avenue, where beer barons and business tycoons lived long ago.