Brooklyn is the largest New York City borough and the third largest city in the United States, with 2.5 million residents. It's been called the icon of the American city, with its melting pot of humanity and vibrant and exhilarating mix of the old and new.

Brooklyn boasts 30 diverse neighborhoods, each with its own personality. From the yuppies in Park Slope to the West Indian community in Flatbush to the Polish immigrants in Greenpoint, Brooklyn has a lot of history and culture to offer. The neighborhoods closest to Manhattan have become real estate hotspots, as New Yorkers look for space and convenience outside the "city". While Brooklynites...

Brooklyn is the largest New York City borough and the third largest city in the United States, with 2.5 million residents. It's been called the icon of the American city, with its melting pot of humanity and vibrant and exhilarating mix of the old and new.

Brooklyn boasts 30 diverse neighborhoods, each with its own personality. From the yuppies in Park Slope to the West Indian community in Flatbush to the Polish immigrants in Greenpoint, Brooklyn has a lot of history and culture to offer. The neighborhoods closest to Manhattan have become real estate hotspots, as New Yorkers look for space and convenience outside the "city". While Brooklynites have a reputation for being gruff and butchering the English language, their unique attitude and zest for life are what make living here special.