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| Barren Island Hotel |
22 |
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| BoCoCa is an umbrella term for three neighborhoods in Brooklyn, New York. The name is a portmanteau word combining the names of the neighborhoods of Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, and Carroll Gardens |
| Bath Beach Hotel |
10 |
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Primarily a working class community of semi-attached houses and small apartment houses, Bath Beach is becoming a diverse ethnic community primarily of Chinese, Hispanic, Arabic-speaking, and Russian-speaking immigrants.
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| Bay Ridge Hotel |
5 |
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Bay Ridge also has many international restaurants and bars, especially along 3rd and 5th Avenue, its main commercial strips. Many refer to the community as "Brooklyn's Gold Coast". Fort Hamilton, an active military base near the Verrazano Bridge, houses one of the neighborhood's few cultural attractions, The Harbor Defense Museum. Another popular neighborhood attraction is the 69th Street Pier, at Bay Ridge Ave.
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| Bedford-Stuyvesant Hotel |
17 |
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Bedford-Stuyvesant is economically and ethnically diverse, with an increase of foreign-born Afro-Caribbean and African residents as well as college students from assorted ethnic backgrounds.
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| Bensonhurst Hotel |
7 |
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Bensonhurst main thoroughfare is lined with predominantly small, Italian family-owned businesses—many of which have remained in the same family for several generations. Bensonhurst is sometimes referred to as Brooklyn's "Litle Italy".
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| Bergen Beach Hotel |
20 |
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What is now Bergen Beach was an island off the coast of Canarsie that was connected to the mainland in the early 1900s using landfill.
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| BoCoCa Hotel |
12 |
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BoCoCa is an umbrella term for three neighborhoods in Brooklyn, New York. The name is a portmanteau word combining the names of the neighborhoods of Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, and Carroll Gardens.
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| Boerum Hill Hotel |
13 |
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Boerum Hill is named for the colonial farm of the Boerum family that occupied most of the area. Most of the housing consists of three-story row houses built between 1840 and 1870. The population is middle and upper middle class. |
| Borough Park Hotel |
0 |
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Borough Park is home to one of the largest Orthodox Jewish communities outside of Israel, with one of the largest concentrations of Jews in the United States and Orthodox traditions rivaling many insular communities.
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| Brighton Beach Hotel |
17 |
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Brighton Beach has a large community of Jewish immigrants who left the Former Soviet Union between 1970 and the present day. Some non-Jewish immigrants, such as Armenians and Georgians, have also settled in Brighton Beach and the surrounding neighborhoods, taking advantage of the already established Russian-speaking community.
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| Brooklyn Heights Hotel |
12 |
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The Brooklyn Heights Promenade, actually an esplanade, cantilevered over the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (BQE) is a favorite spot among locals, offering magnificent vistas of the Statue of Liberty, the Manhattan skyline across the East River, as well as views of the Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan Bridge. It is a popular tourist destination for the Macy's July 4 fireworks, and for the unobstructed views of the skyline.
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| Brownsville Hotel |
16 |
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Brownsville is dominated by public housing developments of various types. It is the focus of many urban renewal projects.
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| Bushwick Hotel |
21 |
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The last half of the 20th century transformed Bushwick into a home for low-income renters in a primarily white-Hispanic, immigrant community. Ethnic groups common in the neighborhood are Puerto Ricans, Hondurans, Dominicans, Mexicans, Ecuadorians, African Americans, Haitians, Jamaicans, and Afro-Caribbean.
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| Canarsie Hotel |
20 |
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| Carroll Gardens Hotel |
12 |
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| City Line Hotel |
21 |
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| Clinton Hill Hotel |
14 |
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| Cobble Hill Hotel |
13 |
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| Coney Island Hotel |
15 |
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| Crown Heights Hotel |
13 |
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| Cypress Hills Hotel |
22 |
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| Ditmas Park Hotel |
8 |
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| Downtown Brooklyn Hotel |
15 |
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| DUMBO Hotel |
14 |
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| Dyker Heights Hotel |
8 |
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| East Flatbush Hotel |
12 |
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| East New York Hotel |
19 |
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| Farragut Hotel |
19 |
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| Flatbush Hotel |
8 |
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| Flatlands Hotel |
15 |
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| Fort Greene Hotel |
16 |
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| Fort Hamilton Hotel |
12 |
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| Georgetown Hotel |
19 |
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| Gerritsen Beach Hotel |
22 |
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| Gowanus Hotel |
11 |
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| Gravesend Hotel |
13 |
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| Greenpoint Hotel |
16 |
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| Highland Park Hotel |
23 |
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| Kensington Hotel |
8 |
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| Manhattan Beach Hotel |
20 |
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| Marine Park Hotel |
19 |
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| Midwood Hotel |
10 |
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| Mill Basin Hotel |
20 |
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| New Utrecht Hotel |
7 |
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| Ocean Parkway Hotel |
9 |
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| Paerdegat Basin Hotel |
20 |
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| Park Slope Hotel |
10 |
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| Parkville Hotel |
5 |
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| Prospect Heights Hotel |
12 |
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| Red Hook Hotel |
12 |
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| Sea Gate Hotel |
18 |
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| Sheepshead Bay Hotel |
18 |
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| Starrett City Hotel |
18 |
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| Stuyvesant Heights Hotel |
17 |
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| Sunset Park Hotel |
5 |
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| Vinegar Hill Hotel |
15 |
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| Williamsburg Hotel |
19 |
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| Windsor Terrace Hotel |
7 |
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