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Greenpoint Nightclub Studio B 4 Sale!


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Jen Carlson

Published Dec 17, 2008

Modified Dec 17, 2008


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0812studioroof.jpgTime for plan B? Things aren't looking so hot at Brooklyn club Studio B—Grub Street is reporting it's on the market "for $1 million and a $22,000-per-month rent." The club, based on Miami's Studio A, has been hitting roadblocks all along since opening in Greenpoint two years ago. But so far neighbor complaints, stop work orders, Miss Heather, and illegal rooftops haven't been able to shut the doors for good...until now? Promoter Justine D also shared her departure from the establishment in an email today, explaining: "I've been busy making the transition from STUDIO B to an amazing new venue called (LE) POISSON ROUGE." Currently their calendar runs through the end of January.

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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