This Week in Brooklyn Openings and Closings

Pictured: Norm Brodsky's waterfront property. Image courtesy of Cushman & Wakefield

BROOKLYN, NY — Here are some of the openings, closings, and real estate-related stories that made headlines in Brooklyn this week:

Boerum Hill

• Designs are now being accepted for a massive development that will bring 500 new housing units, half of them affordable, to the Wyckoff Gardens property (Patch)

Crown Heights

• A five-story hotel is coming to a currently vacant plot on Bedford Avenue (Patch)

East New York

• You can now apply for one of 259 affordable units at a new development on Elton Street (Patch)

Park Slope

• Halstead Property will be opening a new real estate office on 7th Avenue this fall (DNAinfo)
• A property stretching between 15th Street and 16th Street on 4th Avenue has been sold for $25 million (Park Slope Stoop)
• It's confirmed: the Grand Central Oyster Bar & Restaurant Brooklyn has closed (Park Slope Stoop)

Prospect-Lefferts Gardens

• Streetsweeper, a combination brick oven pizzeria and lounge, opened on Rogers Avenue (DNAinfo)
• And Prospect Park will host a pop-up status of Captain America this August (Patch)

Williamsburg

• Businessman Norm Brodsky will be accepting bids for his waterfront property west of Kent Street — which the city and community activists want for Bushwick Inlet Park — until July 20 (Patch)