You are dreaming. Give people credit. Being poor doesn't mean you are an animal and have to kill. Crime is going to get out of control . People carry credit cards not cash, there is a camera on every corner and store. I posted before that the projects are getting privatize , look it up in the next 3 years 75% will be taken over. Leases will not be renewed and section 8 housing is going to stop. Crime will never get out control, there is too much invested in this city. People are thinking short term , the builders know most can't afford to live here and there will a new mayor or governor who mark an area or areas who will commission the building of real affordable housing that these same builders who are building the high rises will control also. Money is the only thing everyone has, same money a rich man has is just as good as a poor man in their pockets.
NYC has become pretty much a police state, crime in America in general has decreased over the years, and I have no reason to think crime will get crazy in NYC again. The luxury market is guaranteed to take a hit when China's major recession comes sometime within the next 2 years, but that does not mean NYC becomes NYC circa 94'.I admit that everywhere is getting more expensive and it is a major problem. Ny needs poor people and will have to figure something out.
Contruction along a highway dont mean much. I see multiple new buildings going up and my mind still hasnt changed.
I take the 5 from gun hill and barely any white people ever get on in the bronx. There are more white people but nothing drastic.
That's facts
the thing about highbridge is that it has new buildings near the deagan so cacs can live there without people knowing theyre there
plus highbridge has a lot of houses compared to other neighborhoods in the BX
one night this past summer I was on 164 and woodycrest and I saw a bunch of cacs on the street, you would think it was Williamsburg or Bushwick
It was a dual house warming party, a group of cacs got 2 houses next to each other
but the only real neighborhoods in danger are Mott Haven, Port Morris, and maybe Morisanna & Melrose (no trains around there tho)
We will not see another crime wave like what we saw from the 60s-90s again because it ain't those days no more. There will always be shootings because NYC is a lucrative market for out of state arms traffickers. Guns will always find their way up here no matter how hard the NYPD tries. There is more guns in the streets then ever.
However the game has changed. There is alot of ways to make money know. More people are scamming now than selling drugs. You have street and square nikkas heavy in the credit card scamming wave. Tax fraud is going to be next. Wait till nikkas get on the tax fraud game they will make so much money so fast we will see alot of hood millionaires in a short period of time.White collar crime is the new wave right now. That means less muggings,less car jacking because these dudes are making a whole lot of money fast and don't have to worry about beef,bangouts unless they sell a bad card to the worn nikka who run down on them. But that is rare.
If the bubble pops we will not an increase of crime tho. We may see ghost condos tho. However at that time condos and luxury apartments will be dirt cheap. It will present alot of money opportunities. Hell we may see scamming nikkas buy condos with cash since standards will be lowered by desperate landlords.
I remember that whole Anderson/WoodyCrest/Ogden 164-167 strip was
Just got back from NYC.. My nikkas
Last time I was in NY I was a kid pre 9/11. shyt done changed like Biggie said
First night we just stayed in Midtown, seen nikkas patty-caking in the middle of the street in Hell's Kitchen
Wypipo in Harlem on Malcolm X blvd
I'm the only brother in Brooklyn for 10 blocks
White folks talking about keeping their eye on the Bronx for that riverfront
