Industry

Our New Ferry, Dorms for Adults, and a Twee Mini-putt

Your weekly roundup of the latest Brooklyn business news, from The Bridge and its media colleagues

By The Editors

Our Town

On Board the First Run of the South Brooklyn Ferry

Despite earlier complaints about overcrowding and late boats, the NYC Ferry's newest route gets off to a timely start

By Stephen Koepp

Real Estate

Why Dorms for Grownups Are a New Way of Life

In a sequel to the co-working boom, co-living catches on in Brooklyn, and not for millennials only

By Juliette Fairley

Real Estate

10 Views: Deluxe Digs at the Domino Sugar Site

Inside the first residential units to hit the market at the Brooklyn live-work megaproject

By The Editors

Food & Drink

In Brownsville, Cake With a Side Order of Hope

Three local sisters start a business that shows gentrification isn't the only way up for a Brooklyn neighborhood

By Katie Warren

Design & Tech

Putting the Sun to Work on Brooklyn Rooftops

How a local solar-power startup's innovative design fits in tight spots and meets the city's rigorous codes

By Patrick Smith

Food & Drink

A Craft Beer Pioneer’s Secrets of Survival

As Brooklyn's The Gate celebrates its 20th anniversary, owner Bobby Gagnon tells how he endured in a changing borough

By Stephen Koepp

Food & Drink

The Domino Factory Makeover Gets Its First Food Shop

Mekelburg's, a Clinton Hill favorite for craft beer and creative food, plans to bring its brand to the giant new development

By Stephen Koepp

Industry

Enviable offices, yoga at work, Gowanus heyday, and E-car racing

Your weekly roundup of the latest Brooklyn business news, from The Bridge and its media colleagues

By The Editors

Our Town

Inside BASIS, the School That Aims to Be World Class

How a Brooklyn school, part of a larger chain, teaches students as Europeans and Asians do

By Kate Stringer