How about we call it Crown Prospect?

you may already have seen this but the NYT has an interactive map that lets us check out the demographics of each little tract, using 05-09 estimates. link here -- screenshot attached. anything interesting in there?

I know you guys will hate this idea but how about we give everything the other side of Vanderbilt over to park slope and call everything from Vandy to franklin something catchy like "crown prospect"?

that's what they did with adams Morgan, in dc, and look how well that turned out. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adams_Morgan

otherwise, i fear, it all just becomes park slope east to washington at least, and that seems sad.

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What?

If there is any new name, I vote for putting together the first part of "Crown Heights" and the second part of "Prospect Heights". Just saying ...

HAHA!! Good one NP!

The only fair way to do this is reverse-alphabetically:

Prospect Crown

yawn

I suggest 'Prospect Depths'!

This is how history is rewritten...this is not a facetious. remark.

You're all right. Crown Prospect (or inverse) is the new Greenwood Heights, so to speak. I can't say I feel one way or another about it. But yes StoopLady, way to 'break the fourth wall' as it were. Now the realtors are going to smell us immediately, and before you know it, the myth becomes legend.

we should use the original dutch name:

grond nabij het winkelcentrum

This is when I miss Carnivore the most.

Stop calling it Vandy. That is so annoying. And Happy New Year!

land near the mall , seriously? is there a source for the dutch name?

the translation has been outsourced

by the mall

cede vanderbilt and points west to park slope? give up joyce, james, fermented grapes, the vanderbilt, cornelius, weather up, beast, amorina, kaz an nou, the hot bird sign?

why exactly?