Local real estate magazine and website The Real Deal recently created this interesting video which explores how Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn is a "neighborhood in transition", yet its growth is hindered by restrictive zoning.

Sheepshead Bay is located as far south into Brooklyn as one could get, but its distance from the city's epicenter has not stopped the borough’s development boom from grabbing hold of the neighborhood. But some developers and brokers in the area are concerned the residential building boom could be precipitating an office shortage. The Real Deal recently went down to Sheepshead Bay to see some of the new residential projects and talk to local players about what the lack of commercial development could mean for the neighborhood's growth.

With more than a million and a half commuters, Manhattan sees some of the highest turnaround in population in the nation, nearly doubling its population on a daily basis. This fascinating data visualization from redditor citrusvanilla shows the ebb and flow of this population over time, all on a three-dimensional map of the City. As expected, Midtown and Lower Manhattan has the most turnaround, but there are surprising spots all throughout the island. Check it out!

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