Brooklyn residents rebuild block with Bed-Stuy restoration plan
A broad restoration effort led by local leaders in Bedford-Stuyvesant aims to transform a harsh array of blighted blocks into a mixed development with 52 unit apartments, a restoration center, day care facilities, and a commercial hub funded by federal, city and private sources. The project seeks to provide jobs, housing for lower income residents, and services, with initial housing and a new block-wide community center already underway.
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