It's on 1 of my list. Each entry below is what I wrote about it there, with my verdict on that list, the fullest first.
One of the best Neighborhoods in Brooklyn for.Artists and actors, many art galleries and exhibits, featured in multiple films, safe but interesting street life, lots of independent stores and restaurants
One of the smallest, most distinct neighborhoods in Brooklyn is Boerum Hill. It often gets overlooked on lists of the best places to live in Brooklyn, but nay nay we’re here to give the neighborhood its well deserved praise.
Just north of Carroll Gardens and Park Slope, this area has some of the best art galleries and independent stores in Brooklyn.
If you want a neighborhood you can roam from brunch to midnight and never get bored, this the place. I find the $1.6 million median home price or average rent of $3,750 a fair investment to gain access to this part of the city.
Don’t forget to stop by the Pacific branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, one of my favorite places to relax.