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The same thing that has happened in Harlem and Bed Stuy is going to happen in ENY and Brownsville. There are many strong solid beautifully architecturally configured buildings in Brownsville. Just like years ago, certain people wouldn't live in areas like Harlem, Bedstuy Bushwick and Cypress Hill, but now the prices to purchase a property or even to rent in those areas are sky rocketing. Those areas were all considered crime ridden and just too dangerous, but now look. The same exact thing will happen in Brownsville. My advice...Better get in now on the ground floor...Later you'll be priced out. Hehehehehe
I don't know about the part in bold. East New York, yes, but not so much Brownsville though great if you can prove that wrong.
millions2nette must be a real estate agent... Ask any realtor when is the best time to buy. The answer is always - right now!!!
If prices are low - "prices are at the bottom, you will never get those kind of deals again in your life - buy now!!"
If prices are high - "prices will continue to go up, this is your last chance. Buy now!!!!"
Get a real job. I'm amazed Internet hasn't replaced you people by now.
I regard Ocean Hill boundaries as south of Broadway, north of Atlantic, east of Ralph and the Junction in the east. Brownsville proper is located south of the Atlantic. Yes, Ocean Hill contains some gems.
I regard Ocean Hill boundaries as south of Broadway, north of Atlantic, east of Ralph and the Junction in the east. Brownsville proper is located south of the Atlantic. Yes, Ocean Hill contains some gems.
I think ENY ave would be the southern border rather than Atlantic ave. But not entirely sure.
Isn't Ocean Hill generally considered part of Bed-Stuy?
No, it's commonly considered part of Brownsville.
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