Location: Downtown Brooklyn is situated just across the East River from Lower Manhattan, making it a prime location with convenient access to Manhattan and other parts of Brooklyn.

Commercial Hub: Downtown Brooklyn is a major commercial center with numerous office buildings, retail shops, and businesses. Fulton Street and Atlantic Avenue are two bustling thoroughfares known for their diverse range of stores, boutiques, and restaurants.
Cultural Institutions: The neighborhood is home to several cultural institutions that contribute to its vibrant atmosphere. The Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) is a renowned performing arts venue hosting theater, music, dance, and film events. The Mark Morris Dance Center, the New York Transit Museum, and the Brooklyn Historical Society are also located in Downtown Brooklyn.

Residential Development: Downtown Brooklyn has experienced a surge in residential development, with the construction of numerous high-rise apartment buildings and luxury condos. The neighborhood offers a mix of housing options, attracting a diverse population.

Transportation: Downtown Brooklyn benefits from excellent transportation connectivity. It is served by multiple subway lines, including the A, C, F, R, and 2, 3, 4, 5 trains, allowing for easy access to other parts of Brooklyn and Manhattan. The Atlantic Terminal transportation hub provides connections to the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) and various bus lines.

• Since 2010: +21,558 new residents, +2,115 new firms, +24,304 new jobs
• Local residents: 58,250+, 69% of residents have at least a bachelor’s degree
• Area demographics: 18,460+ new apartments since 2004, 145+ apparel and accessories shops, 40+ arts and cultural institutions, 79,680+ jobs.