Last Week in Brooklyn Openings and Closings

BROOKLYN, NY — It's Monday, which means it's time to review openings, closings, and real estate-related stories from the past week:

Bed-Stuy

• P.S. 262 could reduce it's size this fall, cutting grades 6 through 8 due to under-enrollment.

Boerum Hill

• Soho restaurant Jane is opening a new location on Atlantic Avenue, while a new Oaxaca-style Mexican restaurant called Poquito Picante will be opening a few feet away.

Brownsville

• A massive outdoor art exhibit has come to the neighborhood's Langston Hughes Houses.

Bushwick

• The Bushwick Flea is shifting over to Messerole Street in East Williamsburg.
• Bushwick is getting a new co-working space from WeWork competitor Bond Collective.

Crown Heights

• The battle continues over the future of the Bedford Union Armory, with another passionate community meeting taking place this past week.
• Brooklyn Chow will offer classic takeout that's been influenced by Europe and the American South.

Downtown Brooklyn

• You can now apply for one of 29 affordable apartments at the Red Apple building on Fleet Place.

Fort Greene

• It looks like the Barclays Center and the New York Islanders are calling it quits.

Gowanus

• The Gowanus Inn & Yard is on the market, and the upscale hotel hasn't even opened yet.
• 365 Bond, one of the neighborhood's most massive recent developments, is officially complete.

Prospect-Lefferts Gardens

• Here's the 250-unit apartment complex that $63 million will build at 350 Clarkson St.

Sunset Park

• A medical marijuana dispensary could be coming to 5th Avenue.
• This planned building on 57th Street will have three apartments and a community space on the first floor.

Windsor Terrace

• And Ilene's Sunflower Daycare has officially closed, despite the efforts of parents to save it.

Top photo courtesy of Bond Collective