My NYC Black Folk......Gentrification

[newworldafro]

The post above about the large film studio in Staten Island. That's the 3rd proposed studio, I've read about in NYC coming there or already there in the last few years. Also one being proposed for the Bronx, and a relatively new one in Queens.

I notice a lot of Netflix movies or series actually seemed like they are shot in NYC, when 5 years ago it was deemed to expensive in favor of Vancouver, Toronto, or even LA for certain street shots.

 

[88m3]

@ZoeGod

Manhattan’s growing ‘shadow’

 

[ThaBronxBully]

I Need To Find Me A Condo Or Co Op Apt Soon, I'm Tryna Get In On The Ground Floor Of This Upcoming Gentrifcation


Call Me What You Want

 

[BigMan]

Black Population by PCSA (in combination with 1 or more races), 2015:
- Greater New York CSA: 4,140,612
- Greater Washington DC-Baltimore CSA: 2,589,552
- Greater Atlanta CSA: 2,100,297
- Greater Chicago CSA: 1,728,387
- Greater Philadelphia CSA: 1,532,294
- Greater Miami/Fort Lauderdale CSA: 1,446,064
- Greater Los Angeles CSA: 1,416,109
- Greater Houston CSA: 1,237,867
- Greater Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex CSA: 1,199,951
- Greater Detroit CSA: 1,161,471
- Greater Boston CSA: 653,178
- Greater San Francisco Bay Area CSA: 640,665
- Greater Charlotte CSA: 610,078
- Greater Virginia Beach/Norfolk CSA: 588,495
- Greater Saint Louis CSA: 552,122
- Greater Raleigh/Durham CSA: 518,615
- Greater New Orleans CSA: 516,026
- Greater Orlando CSA: 497,486
- Greater Tampa MSA: 400,182
- Greater Columbus CSA: 361,822
- Greater Minneapolis/Saint Paul CSA: 346,623
- Greater Indianapolis CSA: 342,540
- Greater Seattle CSA: 324,589
- Greater Milwaukee CSA: 314,383
- Greater Kansas City CSA: 314,059
- Greater Nashville CSA: 308,168
- Greater Phoenix MSA: 299,346
- Greater Cincinnati CSA: 295,884
- Greater Las Vegas CSA: 278,192
- Greater Pittsburgh CSA: 242,208
- Greater Sacramento CSA: 212,577
- Greater San Diego MSA: 205,403
- Greater Denver CSA: 198,045
- Greater San Antonio MSA: 187,236
- Greater Austin MSA: 173,976
- Greater Portland CSA: 106,254
- Greater Salt Lake City CSA: 45,253

Black Population growth over 1 year by PCSA (in combination with 1 or more races), 2015:
- Greater Atlanta CSA: + 51,680
- Greater Houston CSA: + 34,955
- Greater Washington DC-Baltimore CSA: + 31,982
- Greater Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex CSA: + 31,303
- Greater Miami/Fort Lauderdale CSA: + 24,559
- Greater Charlotte CSA: + 19,817
- Greater Phoenix MSA: + 18,383
- Greater New York CSA: + 14,243
- Greater Raleigh/Durham CSA: + 14,058
- Greater Seattle CSA: + 13,340
- Greater Minneapolis/Saint Paul CSA: + 13,091
- Greater Tampa MSA: + 12,909
- Greater Columbus CSA: + 12,739
- Greater Indianapolis CSA: + 11,266
- Greater Las Vegas CSA: + 10,519
- Greater Austin MSA: + 10,016
- Greater Nashville CSA: + 8,349
- Greater Boston CSA: + 8,136
- Greater Philadelphia CSA: + 7,965
- Greater New Orleans CSA: + 7,585
- Greater Orlando CSA: + 6,554
- Greater Cincinnati CSA: + 6,027
- Greater Saint Louis CSA: + 5,820
- Greater Denver CSA: + 5,299
- Greater Milwaukee CSA: + 4,501
- Greater Virginia Beach/Norfolk CSA: + 3,645
- Greater San Antonio MSA: + 3,637
- Greater Portland CSA: + 2,616
- Greater Salt Lake City CSA: + 1,619
- Greater Sacramento CSA: + 643
- Greater Detroit CSA: + 555
- Greater Kansas City CSA: + 274
- Greater Pittsburgh CSA: + 185
- Greater San Diego MSA: -1,907
- Greater San Francisco Bay Area CSA: -1,791
- Greater Los Angeles CSA: -6,551
- Greater Chicago CSA: -8,659

Black Population by PCSA (Black Alone), 2015:
- Greater New York CSA: 3,813,973
- Greater Washington DC-Baltimore CSA: 2,416,074
- Greater Atlanta CSA: 2,020,222
- Greater Chicago CSA: 1,636,919
- Greater Philadelphia CSA: 1,396,166
- Greater Miami/Fort Lauderdale CSA: 1,377,806
- Greater Los Angeles CSA: 1,231,312
- Greater Houston CSA: 1,176,398
- Greater Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex CSA: 1,124,617
- Greater Detroit CSA: 1,096,353
- Greater Charlotte CSA: 571,923
- Greater Virginia Beach/Norfolk CSA: 549,774
- Greater Boston CSA: 531,732
- Greater San Francisco Bay Area CSA: 522,023
- Greater Saint Louis CSA: 516,710
- Greater New Orleans CSA: 499,625
- Greater Raleigh/Durham CSA: 488,725
- Greater Orlando CSA: 458,892
- Greater Tampa MSA: 357,976
- Greater Columbus CSA: 316,623
- Greater Indianapolis CSA: 306,969
- Greater Minneapolis/Saint Paul CSA: 291,493
- Greater Milwaukee CSA: 286,014
- Greater Nashville CSA: 283,660
- Greater Kansas City CSA: 278,247
- Greater Cincinnati CSA: 263,083
- Greater Phoenix MSA: 246,270
- Greater Las Vegas CSA: 235,481
- Greater Seattle CSA: 232,852
- Greater Pittsburgh CSA: 198,858
- Greater San Diego MSA: 168,575
- Greater Sacramento CSA: 166,145
- Greater San Antonio MSA: 163,332
- Greater Denver CSA: 161,462
- Greater Austin MSA: 150,211
- Greater Portland CSA: 73,876
- Greater Salt Lake City CSA: 31,150

Black Population growth over 1 year by PCSA (Black Alone), 2015:
- Greater Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex CSA: + 42,602
- Greater Atlanta CSA: + 41,670
- Greater Houston CSA: + 27,081
- Greater Miami/Fort Lauderdale CSA: + 26,380
- Greater Charlotte CSA: + 19,824
- Greater Phoenix MSA: + 18,713
- Greater Boston CSA: + 16,958
- Greater Raleigh/Durham CSA: + 15,343
- Greater Los Angeles CSA: + 15,093
- Greater Seattle CSA: + 12,664
- Greater Columbus CSA: + 12,261
- Greater Washington DC-Baltimore CSA: + 11,725
- Greater Minneapolis/Saint Paul CSA: + 9,762
- Greater Tampa MSA: + 8,688
- Greater San Diego MSA: + 6,972
- Greater San Antonio MSA: + 6,876
- Greater New Orleans CSA: + 6,168
- Greater Detroit CSA: + 5,456
- Greater Austin MSA: + 5,140
- Greater Orlando CSA: + 4,769
- Greater Portland CSA: + 4,165
- Greater Nashville CSA: + 4,115
- Greater Indianapolis CSA: + 3,477
- Greater Kansas City CSA: + 2,265
- Greater Las Vegas CSA: + 2,126
- Greater Denver CSA: + 1,444
- Greater Salt Lake City CSA: + 1,001
- Greater Virginia Beach/Norfolk CSA: -895
- Greater Saint Louis CSA: -1,311
- Greater Milwaukee CSA: -1,927
- Greater San Francisco Bay Area CSA: -2,315
- Greater Sacramento CSA: -2,778
- Greater Cincinnati CSA: -3,211
- Greater Chicago CSA: -3,646
- Greater Pittsburgh CSA: -6,549
- Greater New York CSA: -8,317
- Greater Philadelphia CSA: -11,690

 

[ZoeGod]

@ZoeGod

Manhattan’s growing ‘shadow’

Was doing alot of reading and various analyst believe that the NY real estate market bubble is going to burst. I wonder what effects would this have on the city. My best guess is that it will probably halt gentrification somewhat in the outerboros. The yuppies and hispters will once again flock back to Manhattan since the price of those multimillion dollar apartments will drops fast.

 

[Azul]

I Need To Find Me A Condo Or Co Op Apt Soon, I'm Tryna Get In On The Ground Floor Of This Upcoming Gentrifcation


Call Me What You Want

Shhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiiiiittttttttttttttt you're on the right track breh...but upcoming? I've been beat out by investors three times in the past three months for a place. I've all but given the hell up on the Bronx. Hell NY in general. Its pretty much gone

Look at the asking price for this shyt breh

305 E 140th St Apt 3 A, Bronx, NY 10454 - Home For Sale and Real Estate Listing - realtor.com®

All signs point to Newark being the next wave in a couple of years anyway, especially downtown/riverfront. I'd be spending more (taking NJ transit and MTA) in the short term but if everything goes as planned I'd make out like a bandit in 10 years or so.


Hoboken is gone, Jersey City is well on its way (riverfront and downtown gone). It takes 20 mins to get to 34th street from Newark Penn Station. That Path, NJ transit gonna be like the L train.

 

[AB Ziggy]

Shhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiiiiittttttttttttttt you're on the right track breh...but upcoming? I've been beat out by investors three times in the past three months for a place. I've all but given the hell up on the Bronx. Hell NY in general. Its pretty much gone

Look at the asking price for this shyt breh

305 E 140th St Apt 3 A, Bronx, NY 10454 - Home For Sale and Real Estate Listing - realtor.com®

All signs point to Newark being the next wave in a couple of years anyway, especially downtown/riverfront. I'd be spending more (taking NJ transit and MTA) in the short term but if everything goes as planned I'd make out like a bandit in 10 years or so.


Hoboken is gone, Jersey City is well on its way (riverfront and downtown gone). It takes 20 mins to get to 34th street from Newark Penn Station. That Path, NJ transit gonna be like the L train.

They tried to turn the PATH/NJ Transit into an official L train extension a couple years back. Plans fell out because NJ refused to pay their part of the bill(thank god cause then MTA fares would've skyrocketed as a result).

But yeah, this whole area is done. Especially once the L train into Williamsburg shuts down and businesses there have to find another place.

 

[Azul]

The post above about the large film studio in Staten Island. That's the 3rd proposed studio, I've read about in NYC coming there or already there in the last few years. Also one being proposed for the Bronx, and a relatively new one in Queens.

I notice a lot of Netflix movies or series actually seemed like they are shot in NYC, when 5 years ago it was deemed to expensive in favor of Vancouver, Toronto, or even LA for certain street shots.

I believe the one in the Bronx has opened.

 

[BigMan]

Shhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiiiiittttttttttttttt you're on the right track breh...but upcoming? I've been beat out by investors three times in the past three months for a place. I've all but given the hell up on the Bronx. Hell NY in general. Its pretty much gone

Look at the asking price for this shyt breh

305 E 140th St Apt 3 A, Bronx, NY 10454 - Home For Sale and Real Estate Listing - realtor.com®

All signs point to Newark being the next wave in a couple of years anyway, especially downtown/riverfront. I'd be spending more (taking NJ transit and MTA) in the short term but if everything goes as planned I'd make out like a bandit in 10 years or so.


Hoboken is gone, Jersey City is well on its way (riverfront and downtown gone). It takes 20 mins to get to 34th street from Newark Penn Station. That Path, NJ transit gonna be like the L train.

ive been pushing Newark as next up for a minute

 

[GunRanger]

The Parkline


They really selling the views while not mentioning how the block looks

 

[Francis White]

The Parkline


They really selling the views while not mentioning how the block looks

Well because by the time the plan is in effect those people will be gone.

 

[88m3]

Here's Why a Fight Is Brewing Over 30,000 Affordable Co-ops in NYC

 

[GunRanger]

Fyi, a studio at the parkline is over 2k. 2.3k for 1 bedroom.

 

[ogc163]

Watching this right now...private school 50K across the street from the PJ's. Man I'm here tight. They coming for Brook Ave. the same variables are present.

 

[AB Ziggy]

Watching this right now...private school 50K across the street from the PJ's. Man I'm here tight. They coming for Brook Ave. the same variables are present.

One of my friend's dad's restaurant on Burnside almost got closed cause the landlord decided to rise the rent and dude couldn't keep up. He got lucky because he reported the dude making shady tactics. I don't know all the details but that was close.