uptownbaby
Rookie
The bronx is next. They're calling the South Bronx "SoBro" now. 
Bushwick, Brooklyn, NYC in 2015
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Box Cutta
Bumbling Sidekick
I think this is gonna happen all over the country.
America is going to be a banana republic.
Rich people living in overpopulated megacities.
The suburbs and rural areas are going to be hell for EVERYONE.
That Atlanta thread has me somewhat optimistic that maybe that city, or even that entire state of Georgia, may became a true "safe haven" for black folks. Because everywhere else is finished.
not nyc, but gentrification nonetheless...
this was a mural dedicated to murdered children from when the city went thru a violent time.. the building is now a 'cafe' and the place where the hole is held the names of the children the mural was dedicated to. crackers turned it into a walk up window for demons to get their coffee
theres been a lot of disrespectful shyt going on here for the last 10 years or so.
this was a mural dedicated to murdered children from when the city went thru a violent time.. the building is now a 'cafe' and the place where the hole is held the names of the children the mural was dedicated to. crackers turned it into a walk up window for demons to get their coffee
theres been a lot of disrespectful shyt going on here for the last 10 years or so.
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
I honestly think they'll just keep those project buildings and just re purpose them into luxury condos. Those buildings have prime views of the city...especially in Manhattan.
The way gentrification has gone...it's displaced the hood into the suburbs of jersey and into Philly and now crime has skyrocketed in those areas as crime has gone down in NYC.
Yeah, you're right, they're trying to get to the city on the train in a quick bit....but I have been hearing people (young, white 20 something transplants) talk about Bay Ridge and their "adventures" down there. As if it was some rare discovery.
And there was an article on some website about how realtors were offering $900 a month 1 bedrooms in Brownsville and ENY....
TBH, seeing as how no one bothers these cac hipsters in this neighborhood, I just have a bad feeling they'll be very little problems for them trying to venture through. It just seems like black people seem to have no problem getting aggy with other blacks and leave whites alone...it's on some
I think it's the Generational divide that's giving them more leeway. Young kids in the city have more in common with the transplants than with the old heads nowadays.
I feel that America is gonna end up like Spain soon. Spain is having it much worse to the extend that people are actually moving into the countryside over there.
http://www.businessinsider.com.au/photos-of-spaniards-living-in-the-abandoned-countryside-2015-1
onelastdeath
Banned
The bronx is next. They're calling the South Bronx "SoBro" now.
The game plan is working... force nikkas to run to the suburbs.... rebuild and capitalized off the cheap real estate and over priced it so 
will not be able to afford to move back and all along nikkas paying all those property taxes in the burbs...
will not be able to afford to move back and all along nikkas paying all those property taxes in the burbs...
this was forecast since the early 90's....we had plenty of time to buy land/property.
He's right actually. I saw a hotel recently finished building around Willis Ave bridge by 138th. That was a month ago. It's already starting in Bx now.
onelastdeath
Banned
Hotels aren't a problem, Overpriced, Million Dollar Condos are. Hotels are whatever.
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
It already is happening. A lot of the basis for gentrification is racial too...but the class element is nothing to be ignored. I've been paying way too much attention to what's going on. Black and Spanish people being displaced into the burbs and crime going up there...then whites move to the cities and magically they get better as the burbs get worse.
It's really just how America has fallen off in the terms of the death of industry. Rather than produce anything its just about turning major cities into a commodity where everything is pprofitable at the expense of its residents. And it's all marketed to young people with disposable income.
Realtors and land developers see how successful the gentrification of Williamsburg, Brooklyn is...and they want to replicate that success. Complete with endless yoga studios, doggie daycare centers, craft beer bars, vegan restaurants, expensive clothing boutiques and even more expensive music festivals.
DC
Detroit
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Portland
Austin
ST. Louis
London
Berlin
No city is safe...none.
http://www.brownstoner.com/blog/201...n-in-crown-heights-is-it-time-to-say-goodbye/
I hate when these fukks move in and do shyt like that. Mind your fukking business. fukk is it to you?
I hate when these fukks move in and do shyt like that. Mind your fukking business. fukk is it to you?
not nyc, but gentrification nonetheless...
this was a mural dedicated to murdered children from when the city went thru a violent time.. the building is now a 'cafe' and the place where the hole is held the names of the children the mural was dedicated to. crackers turned it into a walk up window for demons to get their coffee
theres been a lot of disrespectful shyt going on here for the last 10 years or so.
ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
i like being around white people 
the only whites that was in my school were some of the teachers and it was a blast working with them when i was at Jewel Osco.
the only whites that was in my school were some of the teachers and it was a blast working with them when i was at Jewel Osco.
ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york...-childhood-home-market-725k-article-1.1307080
This ain't Biggie’s Bed-Stuy: A trip to rapper’s old block after childhood home hits the market for $725,000
Rapper Biggie Smalls may have idolized his old neighborhood in his tunes, but these days Clinton Hill isn’t loving him back.
A Sotheby’s outpost in Park Slope recently put the iconic entertainer’s childhood apartment on the market with an asking price of $725,000, naming “historic Clinton Hill” as one of the flat’s many selling points — without one word about Notorious B.I.G.
“It’s not a historic museum,” sniffed broker Judith Lief, scoffing at any mention tying 226 St. James Pl., #3L to Biggie.
Take over neighborhoods and refuse to acknowledge its legends, brehs.
just for the 2 bedroom apartment is $750,000?
Looks like it.
Initially I thought maybe the building sold for 750k but I think it is just the 2 bedrooms.