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Based on the rent prices and feel of the neighborhood. I haven't been on every block though, of course.
How close to being fully gentrified would you say it is?
50%. It has a heavy concentration of NYCHA, and regular tenement buildings. And Avenue C and D still have a lot of commercial businesses that caters to the non-gentry.
Take a walk down Avenue C on a hot summer night and you'll see what I'm saying. I had a friend that used to live on Avenue C so I know the area.
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50%. It has a heavy concentration of NYCHA, and regular tenement buildings. And Avenue C and D still have a lot of commercial businesses that caters to the non-gentry.
Take a walk down Avenue C on a hot summer night and you'll see what I'm saying. I had a friend that used to live on Avenue C so I know the area.
Oh yeah I've been in that area, I know what you're talking about
But I had the area below Houston Street in mind
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