Once a predominantly Jewish neighborhood, Crown Heights is now among the most well-known West Indian Caribbean immigrant enclaves in New York City. Due to its affordability and proximity to Manhattan, the neighborhood’s popularity has steadily climbed. Crown Heights is now home to eclectic mix West Indian immigrants, college students, artists, professionals, and Orthodox Jews. Proximity to Prospect Heights’ cultural, educational and recreational attractions, such as Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Museum, the Brooklyn Children’s Museum, Jewish Children’s Museum, the Brooklyn Public Library and the Brooklyn Botanical Garden have also drawn residents to area’s renovated apartments and townhouses.