Brooklyn Hive
Street closures, subway work, new openings, and Hive community events — everything a Brooklyn resident should know, before it matters.
The neighborhood's biggest art weekend returns. Hundreds of studios within walking distance of our homes open free to visitors. Resident tip: the Troutman St cluster is 4 minutes from Apartment #214 — go early, the good prints sell out.
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Expect 20-minute waits between Bedford Av and Broadway Junction, Sat–Sun. Our workaround: M from Knickerbocker Av, or Citi Bike to the J at Kosciuszko.
Service Details
Knickerbocker Ave closes to traffic 10:00–18:00 between Flushing and Myrtle. Amazing food stalls; terrible time to schedule a moving van.
Closure Map
A direct airport shuttle every 30 minutes, 5 AM–11 PM, $8 flat. Door to terminal in ~35 minutes — no more two-transfer airport runs.
Schedule & Stops
The resident-favorite roastery now never closes — specialty coffee up front, fully-stocked bodega in the back. Show your Hive card for 10% off.
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Twenty local stands every Saturday 9:00–15:00 — produce, flowers, fresh bread, and a suspiciously good empanada cart at the north entrance.
Vendor List
Our annual summer opener: grill, playlists by residents, and sunset over the skyline. RSVP with the resident team — plus-ones welcome, vegetarians fully catered.
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New stations at Maria Hernandez, Myrtle-Wyckoff, Irving & Stanhope, and Jefferson St. First 3 rides free with the code in your resident app.
Dock Locations
City crews flush hydrants Wednesday morning. Expect weaker showers and slightly cloudy water for an hour after — it clears by running the cold tap.
What To Expect
A renovated brownstone in Bed-Stuy and a loft conversion in East Williamsburg. Current residents get first pick before public listing — as always.
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