Brooklyn Real Estate Round-Up for Monday, April 4

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BROOKLYN, NY — Our borough's real-estate market never takes a week off. Here are a few real-estate stories — plus some openings and closings — you may have missed during the week of Monday, March 28 to Monday, April 4.

• Last weekend's strong winds toppled part of a Park Slope construction site which had already had a "partial stop work order" applied to it (Patch)

• Nana Ramen, specializing in noodles and sake, is coming to Malcom X Boulevard in Bed-Stuy this summer (DNAinfo)

• Here's how the city's recently passed zoning plan will impact Brooklyn (Brownstoner)

• Local rappers Despot and El-P are two of the backers behind Greenpoint's newest Jewish deli: Frankel's (Gothamist)

• The Experiment Comedy Gallery shut down its Williamsburg venue last week, but it's looking for a new one (Brokelyn)

• Gowanus has a new female-owned cocktail bar (DNAinfo)

• Celebrity chef Anne Burrell is bringing a bar-restaurant to Boerum Hill in the spring (DNAinfo)

• Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams wants to set up a group of municipal-service offices at the Broadway Junction in East New York (Brownstoner)

• Butterfunk Kitchen is now serving soul food in Windsor Terrace (DNAinfo)

• Bed-Stuy's former Cascade Linen factory could become a Hasidic housing development (The Real Deal)

• Pizza purveyor Paulie Gee will be serving up slices in Greenpoint later this year (Gothamist)

• Israel's Record Shop is closing in Bed-Stuy at the end of April (DNAinfo)

• New renderings revealed for Eliot Spitzer's chunky mega-development in Williamsburg (Patch)

• Flood Music Studies is shutting down its Gowanus practice space at the end of April (The Real Deal)

• In recent years, developers have reportedly been pushing Bed-Stuy families from their longtime homes — then ironically selling the properties to Habitat for Humanity, under a program designed to do the opposite (ProPublica)

• Brooklyn Bridge Park's built-in eatieries are opening for the sunny season (Patch)

• State officials shut down and seized the Williamsburg dance hall Verboten over unpaid taxes (Patch)

• The Landmarks Preservation Commission might add 300 buildings to the Park Slope Historic District (DNAinfo)

• Prospect Heights-area parents shared their thoughts Saturday about the new middle school planned for the neighborhood's huge new Pacific Park development (Brooklyn Eagle)

• The median sale price for homes in northwest Brooklyn could drop nearly 2 percent in the coming year (Patch)

• Bernie Sanders opened a campaign office in Gowanus (Gothamist)