Boerum Hill house tour is coming up; a blockchain building grows in Brooklyn

By 6sqft

May 25, 2018

Boerum Hill via Wiki Commons (L); Skyline via Pexels + Bitcoin via Pexels (R)

The Boerum Hill house tour returns on Saturday, June 2nd. [Brownstoner]
Though it’s already the top chain in NYC, Dunkin’ Donuts will roll out 60 more stores in Manhattan over the next three years. [TRD]
Essex Crossing’s giant food hall the Market Line announced four more vendors, including LES favorites the Pickles Guys and Doughnut Plant. [amNY]
The Instagram circus known as the Ice Cream Museum returns this summer serving its own line of ice cream (which will also be for sale at Target). [WSJ]
Staying in the city this weekend? Here are the best waterfront restaurants mapped. [Eater]
A five-unit rental building in Bushwick will be the first of its kind when a local startup introduces blockchain technology there. [NYT]

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