TheDarkEnigma
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Yeah, to the beach and the boardwalk. Been to the amusement park and aquarium there, too.have u ever been to coney island?
basedYeah, to the beach and the boardwalk. Been to the amusement park and aquarium there, too.
The Bronx looks a lot better than what I imagined it would look like.@Copexodius Maximus
dumphave u ever been to coney island?
Not as bad as it used to, in the '70s and '80s there were a lot of burnt apartment buildings and vacant lots where those buildings used to be.The Bronx looks a lot better than what I imagined it would look like.
Was there “gentrification” in the bronx? Cause seems like a good thing.Not as bad as it used to, in the '70s and '80s there were a lot of burnt apartment buildings and vacant lots where those buildings used to be.
Idk why, but Fordham Road reminds me of London and Yonge Street in Toronto.
In the Mott Haven and Port Morris area you see a lot of old abandoned factories and warehouses getting converted into commercial and office spaces and new high rises are being built there too, I've been there and you do see some white people there. It's getting a lot of development since it's close to Manhattan and a great place for young white hipsters who are priced out of the main borough.Was there “gentrification” in the bronx? Cause seems like a good thing.
Gentrified doesn’t mean white replacement jfl, it means richer people are moving into the neighbourhood and change the characteristic of the neighborhoods and poor people are driven our due to increasing property values and taxes.In the Mott Haven and Port Morris area you see a lot of old abandoned factories and warehouses getting converted into commercial and office spaces and new high rises are being built there too, I've been there and you do see some white people there. It's getting a lot of development since it's close to Manhattan and a great place for young white hipsters who are priced out of the main borough.
The rest of the South Bronx aren't as gentrified. It's still mostly black and Latinos. Though you do see new residences and malls where the vacant lots used to be.
I mean, the South Bronx is still a low income and working class area. It's not like the Upper East Side or even the rest of the Bronx which is more middle class.Gentrified doesn’t mean white replacement jfl, it means richer people are moving into the neighbourhood and change the characteristic of the neighborhoods and poor people are driven our due to increasing property values and taxes.
Yep. NYC used to have many small pockets of industrial areas and then tenements were built or converted to house workers.Are your cities in America broken into seperate industrial, commercial, and residential zones just like in Canada?