OPJan 2, 2020·1 reply
SmooferLot of disabled people in the hood too which is sad
Really? I don't recall seing disabled people, just a lot of people showing side effects from d*** usage
- OPJan 2, 2020
SosaI see a lot more white people taking their dogs out or going on runs
White millenials broke asf, they looking for cheap housing
6isco 🦈Jan 2, 2020😒
- 6isco 🦈Jan 2, 2020SHAQUILLE
Yeah but my spot is becoming gentrified.
this tho
PBS 🚶🏾♂️Jan 2, 2020i’m from the middle of f***in nowhere lmao
Jan 2, 2020Used to live in Harlem
Slowly but surely getting gentrified
Jan 2, 2020·2 repliesI wisshhhhhh. 😩😩😩😩 It looks fun AF on Twitter. And you might meet the next big rapper before he blows up!
Jan 2, 2020FENTYShade350I wisshhhhhh. 😩😩😩😩 It looks fun AF on Twitter. And you might meet the next big rapper before he blows up!
- OPJan 2, 2020FENTYShade350
I wisshhhhhh. 😩😩😩😩 It looks fun AF on Twitter. And you might meet the next big rapper before he blows up!
- Jan 2, 2020·2 replies
Cannot wait for the Bronx to be gentrified
If the whole borough was like riverdale the city would be eating so good. Renovate these buildings, get some actual good restaurants and stores up there.
I’m not going back til the Bronx joins civilization
- OPJan 2, 2020·1 replyNiceLikeChrist
Cannot wait for the Bronx to be gentrified
If the whole borough was like riverdale the city would be eating so good. Renovate these buildings, get some actual good restaurants and stores up there.
I’m not going back til the Bronx joins civilization
Gentrification is good for the people who can afford to pay rent
- Jan 2, 2020·2 repliesNiceLikeChrist
Cannot wait for the Bronx to be gentrified
If the whole borough was like riverdale the city would be eating so good. Renovate these buildings, get some actual good restaurants and stores up there.
I’m not going back til the Bronx joins civilization
Why should they care what you want
- OPJan 2, 2020
Its incredible how much can change within 10 years
- OPJan 2, 2020Ooo
Why should they care what you want
They only follow where the money is.
BTW you have a great taste for avys
- Jan 2, 2020datguy
Really? I don't recall seing disabled people, just a lot of people showing side effects from d*** usage
Where I live yeah, I think because they were on section 8
- Jan 2, 2020datguy
Gentrification is good for the people who can afford to pay rent
This is true. But to me I’ll take whatever makes my city greater and safer. If people get priced out then it sucks for them but it is what it is.
The Bronx is a giant stain that needs to be cleaned up. Looks like it’s gonna have to wait til after brooklyn tho
- Jan 2, 2020·3 repliesOoo
Why should they care what you want
Because if the Bronx becomes more attractive to investors, home owners, businesses, renters, etc then the entire city benefits
Maybe the Bronx could be a place where you could get a decent meal at an actual restaurant instead of little Caesars and McDonald’s.
Even tho places like the concourse are going through the first wave of gentrification it hasn’t meant much because you still have to travel to Manhattan for anything and everything.
- Jan 2, 2020·1 replyNiceLikeChrist
Because if the Bronx becomes more attractive to investors, home owners, businesses, renters, etc then the entire city benefits
Maybe the Bronx could be a place where you could get a decent meal at an actual restaurant instead of little Caesars and McDonald’s.
Even tho places like the concourse are going through the first wave of gentrification it hasn’t meant much because you still have to travel to Manhattan for anything and everything.
Why should anyone in the Bronx care about the city getting more benefits when it won’t benefit the people currently there
Jan 2, 2020·1 replyNiceLikeChristBecause if the Bronx becomes more attractive to investors, home owners, businesses, renters, etc then the entire city benefits
Maybe the Bronx could be a place where you could get a decent meal at an actual restaurant instead of little Caesars and McDonald’s.
Even tho places like the concourse are going through the first wave of gentrification it hasn’t meant much because you still have to travel to Manhattan for anything and everything.
The entire city? Or the 1%
- OPJan 2, 2020NiceLikeChrist
Because if the Bronx becomes more attractive to investors, home owners, businesses, renters, etc then the entire city benefits
Maybe the Bronx could be a place where you could get a decent meal at an actual restaurant instead of little Caesars and McDonald’s.
Even tho places like the concourse are going through the first wave of gentrification it hasn’t meant much because you still have to travel to Manhattan for anything and everything.
A lot of people will be forced to move out and become homeless.
On the other side people might actually get low income jobs, those will be replaced by robots eventually tho - Jan 2, 2020Troy Ave Stan
The entire city? Or the 1%
The entire city isn’t populated by the 1% bro. Median individual income is 50k in nyc. In the nicest and safest part of the Bronx median income is 53k.
If we got the whole borough as safe as riverdale we could start bringing real attractions here. Not asking for rent in the Bronx to be $5,000. But if the Bronx can ever become attractive then it’s a MASSIVE win for the city
- Jan 2, 2020·1 replyOoo
Why should anyone in the Bronx care about the city getting more benefits when it won’t benefit the people currently there
Use your head cookies. This is the most important city in the country. It’s better if the entire city is attractive for business and homeowners.
We need s*** to exist outside of Manhattan