Coliving in Brooklyn, New York

This neighborhood is centred around Prospect Park, a 500 acre urban park perfect for running, walks or picnics during the summer. 19th century developer Dean Alvord first developed this area of New York to introduce the countryside back into the city, which is why you'll find wider streets and more greenery in Prospect Park. You'll still find the small, local businesses and restaurants Brooklyn is known for on Flatbush Ave, there are new cafes to try on Cortelyou Road, and you can hop on the B and the Q lines at Church Avenue station.