What Do Park Slopers Really Think Of Their Neighborhood? | Mt Kisco NY Real Estate

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In the first installment of a brand-spankin'-new series, Curbed's intrepid video team and funnyman Will Garré infiltrated Park Slope to find out what residents truly think about their neighborhood. After all, who better to define certain pockets of New York City than the people who live in them? They trolled the streets asking about pros (vegan options, natch), cons (uber-wide strollers, duh), gentrification battles, and so much more. Do those oft-cited stereotypes hold true? Could Park Slope be any Park Slopier? Let us know which part of town we should crash next.
· Curbed Moving Pictures [YouTube]
· Curbed video archive [Curbed]
· All Park Slope coverage [Curbed]

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