Prospect Heights

Brooklyn's cross-cultural center.

Prospect Heights has been long been known as an epicenter of racial and social convergence: Italian, Jewish, Irish, and Greek residents populated the first row houses in the early 1900s, while Hasidic Jewish and Caribbean residents ventured into the area from the 1960s onward. Today, second- and third-generation residents, small business owners, and academics and professionals keep the neighborhood offerings as immersive as ever.

Text image showing commute times, nearest subways, and boundaries. Commute times: Atlantic Terminal 18m train, 5m car; Grand Central 36m train, 38m car; Union Square 27m train, 20m car; Wall Street 28m train, 13m car. Nearest subways include lines 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, D, N, R, B, Q. Boundaries: East to West from Classon Ave. to Flatbush Ave.; North to South from Atlantic Ave. to N Service Rd. Nearby neighborhoods: Clinton Hill, Fort Greene, and Park Slope.
 

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