image via New York Times
That’s right; the title of this article is not a typo, Manhattan is officially the new Brooklyn. As such, residents simply can’t afford to live in Brooklyn anymore and have ironically now moved back to Manhattan in search of more affordable prices compared with some of the pricier Brooklyn neighborhoods. {Gothamist & New York Times}
Commercial real estate in Brooklyn has been affected as well and as expected,some businesses have relocated outside of Brooklyn due to the increasing prices that seem to be growing. {Metro}
If you are looking for Manhattan Alternatives to some of the pricier Brooklyn neighborhoods, check out these Neighborhoods. {New York Times}
