Erica | Friday, April 3, 2009 at 12:47AM 
So, Time Out NY just released a list of their top five fave blocks in NYC and guess who the fuck is front-n-center? P to the ark to the S to the lope.
Pslope Love, real estate Erica | Tuesday, March 24, 2009 at 12:35AM 
Aww....
This whole article just really warms my heart (maybe I *should* join the Food Coop after all!).
NY Mag checked in with one young hipster Park Slope rez and one old timer Park Slope rez to find out why the Christ they live here, and (GASP!) they like some of the very same shit!
It's quite riveting...read it for yourself.
(Also, can someone please tell me what the fuck a yoga deck is??)
(via NY Magazine)
Around BK, Pslope Love Erica | Thursday, February 12, 2009 at 10:47AM 
File this one under "duh" if you must, but still,this does sorta make us want to throw our arms up into the air and let loose with a coupla spontaneous fist pumps:
In a recent survey conducted by Your Nabe, eighty-one percent of respondentssaid they were either “very satisfied” or “somewhat satisfied” with the quality of life in their BK neighborhood.
Most of those mofos also happened to mention that they're concerned that they'll soon be priced out of all these rad BK neighborhoods they live in (53%), but for now, fuck it! They love it!
Also, on the topic of which BK neighborhood was the most badass-est, Park Slope won with 100% of the vote (oh wait...that was just asurvey we conducted amongst ourselves...our bad).
Pslope Love Erica | Thursday, January 22, 2009 at 10:02AM 
Duh.
I mean, *we know* that everyone who doesn't live in Park Slope is jealous...and also probably has low self esteem...but now HGTV knows it too!
HGTV's FrontDoor.com picked 10 of the dreamiest nabes, and though we dispute the #5 inclusion of Coral Gables (as Florida is way too fucking hot to ever be considered "dreamy), Park Slope weighed in as #7 on the list:
"This neighborhood's historic charm, top-notch restaurants and shopping, and proximity to Prospect Park make it an attractive alternative to Manhattan for families and professionals. Seventh and Fifth avenues are Park Slope's main commercial areas, while other streets are occupied by renovated brownstones, which can sell for millions of dollars."
Also: lots o' MILF's
Pslope Love, real estate 
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