Degentrification? (Jericho, Washington Heights, Cleveland: apartment, hotels, homes)

[NyWriterdude]

Originally Posted by Relaxx

Perhaps when some realize there’s more to than organic cupcakes and artisanal cheese they may see the light.

They see the light all the time and leave. Others move into replace. Still the city has been confronting some unflattering issues such the transportation, housing, and even the school system that will prevent many of these people from wanting to live here long term.

[ShirlMastic Beach]

I don't think we'll ever see 1980s NYC again. At the rate we're moving we'll probably see something more like 1990s Leningrad instead.

[cheyenne2134]

New Yorkers are not a monolith

People love nyc and some don’t

I don’t know why people are ignoring the obvious demand of people that want to live here. Ignore every statistic if you want to

[NyWriterdude]

Originally Posted by cheyenne2134

New Yorkers are not a monolith

People love nyc and some don’t

I don’t know why people are ignoring the obvious demand of people that want to live here. Ignore every statistic if you want to

Americans as a whole like cars and houses. Of course SOME people like NYC style living. Not the majority of the American public.

[BlakeJones]

Originally Posted by NyWriterdude

White people are the demographic responsible for the hot real estate market.

How do you figure? Most of the highest paid grads these days are from ethnic backgrounds like Indian, Chinese, Korean

[l1995]

Originally Posted by iammax

A lot of towns in westchester got "degentrified" by people who got priced out of NYC. Some of that is racial, but mostly it's behavioral

Westchester isn't even cheaper than The Bronx last time I checked

[cheyenne2134]

Originally Posted by NyWriterdude

Americans as a whole like cars and houses. Of course SOME people like NYC style living. Not the majority of the American public.

I would love your poll from every person on this planet

[NyWriterdude]

Originally Posted by BlakeJones

How do you figure? Most of the highest paid grads these days are from ethnic backgrounds like Indian, Chinese, Korean

In comparatively small numbers in the most expensive neighborhoods.

[NyWriterdude]

Originally Posted by cheyenne2134

I would love your poll from every person on this planet

Americans are polled when they vote, and NY style public transportation is clearly not a priority or concern for most Americans.

[l1995]

Originally Posted by NyWriterdude

In comparatively small numbers in the most expensive neighborhoods.

Indian and Chinese people tend to purchase homes on Long Island and the neighborhoods deeper into Queens and Brooklyn rather than in the more centrally located neighborhoods