Kevin Brunnock identifies four neighborhoods likely to be the new 'hot' neighborhoods in NYC. To learn more, please visit KevinBrunnock.org.

1. 4 U P- & - CO M I N G ,
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2. T H E R O C K A WAY S ,
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The Rockaways have long been a go-to for surfers and
beachgoers. However, the area is becoming more
attractive to families and professionals year-round.
Co-ops and starter apartments are available are available at
a fraction of the cost of other NYC apartments. Also, there
are developments on the horizon. This includes the
development of a series of 18 duplexes across nine
detached houses. As well as other vast oceanfront
constructions, restaurants and more.

3. S U N S E T PA R K
W E S T, B R O O K LY N
Considered to be one of Brooklyn’s "most heterogeneous
neighborhoods," Sunset Park is a rising star, attracting countless
individuals to its brownstone blocks and pre-war co-ops.
From Bush Terminal Park to the soon-to-be-updated Industry City
(a 16-building waterfront industrial complex) to the Design Within
Reach warehouse, there is definite growth in Sunset Park.
Additionally, Brooklyn Flea & Smorgasburg is located here, the
startup MakerBot, the new Brooklyn Nets center, and
warehouses, which beckon the partygoer crowd.

4. F L AT B U S H ,
B R O O K LY N
Flatbush, with its stunning Victorians and retail corridors, s
attractive to those who enjoy Caribbean restaurants and
historic churches. The restored 1929 Kings Theater stands
in the heart of the area and the neighborhood offers stand-
alone homes and attached house, convenient public
transportation and it’s extremely diverse.

5. E A S T H A R L E M
East Harlem is a culturally-rich district, which runs from
96th street to the mid-140s. It remains one of the only
neighborhoods in Manhattan, proper, that can offer
valuable housing. The neighborhood is a lovely one, also
known as Spanish Harlem or El Barrio, and it has beautiful
cultural centers, many local small businesses, and robust
commercial developments in progress.

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