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Does anyone know of a shacharis minyan in Canarsie?
HAVE JEWS ONCE AGain begun living in carnasie?
Minyanmaps lists Beth Abraham and Beer Hagolah.
There are a couple of yeshivas in canarsie that you may want to look into.
Bobov 45 and Ohr Yisroel
marbeshalom: What makes you believe that all the jews moved out of Canarsie?
Did all Jews move out of Bed-Stuy, East Flatbush or Brownsville?
marbeshalom: What makes you believe that all the jews moved out of Canarsie?
He read on YWN that it’s hard to find a Shacharis minyan.
Joseph: By now yes, but not all jews moved out of Canarsie. There was still a small number of people still living in Canarsie. Also in some communities, businesses owned by yidden (especially nursing homes that are still kosher despite havng only non-jewish residents) still have minyanim for the workers.
The outskirts of Bed-Stuy have thousands of Jews once again. Williamsburg�s Chasidim (and I think Crown Heights� as well) have expanded into Bed-Stuy. Additionally, there are many secular Jews now living in Bed-Stuy, as a result of these Brooklyn neighborhoods� general gentrification, including Israelis.
However, with housing prices so high, Greater Williamsburg�s future Chasidic growth is threatened on all sides.
Mammele: The housing pricing issue is the case for all of Brooklyn’s frum neighborhoods.
Joseph: correct, but it�s more pronounced in Williamsburg and Crown Heights, with non locals pushing housing prices up.
The race to the top has tapered off recently, but it�s not enough for most young families to stick around when they need bigger apartments for their growing families.
It�s similar to the Chinese going after blocks in BP, but covering multiple and larger areas.
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