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Your ideal for the Bronx is not only simplistic, its quite short sighted and narrow. People don't need to go to the Bronx to see world class attractions and luxury buildings when they can do that in Manhattan. Also, lots of people don't live in poverty from generation to generation and many often leave such places if they can afford to.
What people like you don't realize is that the Bronx is more than projects, "ghetto people," and social ills of the nation and society.
Queens got Long Island City, Flushing, Jamaica Center
Brooklyn got Downtown
Manhattan got Midtown, Lower Manhattan, Harlem 125th street area
Staten Island North Shore and The Bronx = none
Right. But some rather Bronx stay the way it is, and yet still complain about the lack of investment. They complain about the smallest thing.
"Omg, a chipotle is coming to Bronx! Now those transplant yuppies are gonna want to move here!"
Bronx always had robust commercial areas and several CBDs
It's just going to get more "advanced" from here on out.
I always felt the stretch of 161st Street between the Grand Concourse and Morris Avenue always had the "look" with all the courthouses / offices around the way.
I always felt the stretch of 161st Street between the Grand Concourse and Morris Avenue always had the "look" with all the courthouses / offices around the way.
Still wished some of those offices were a little bit taller. I want to see some offices!
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