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A Hotel Grows in Brooklyn
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
What's driving the city's hotel boom, and why Brooklyn is becoming hotel central, with Michael Stoler, real estate columnist for the New York Sun, host of "The Stoler Report" on CUNY TV.
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If there is such a hotel room shortage, why are so many being converted to condos, like the Plaza?
I live in Brooklyn and yes, there is definitely a hotel boom. But why are all these accommodations so expensive? Would love to see affordable ($100 a day or less) accommodations, especially for visiting relatives.
the carlton arms hotel!
jazz on the park hostel!
mayfair!
Last I checked the Hilton on Gwanus cost $225 a night - not $140. It's ridiculous. You can get a b&b for $150 if you're lucky.
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