With its mixture of brownstones, New-Grec row houses, luxury condos and co-ops, and renovated apartment buildings, coupled with lower real estate values than neighboring Park Slope, Prospect Heights has experienced an influx of young residents in during the last decade. Caribbean immigrant families have also left their own cultural imprint on this traditionally Irish, Jewish and African American community. Local attractions include the Brooklyn Museum, the Brooklyn Botanical Garden and the Brooklyn Public Library, while notable events include the farmer’s market at Grand Army Plaza and the annual West Indian Day Parade.