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The rich part is called Hudson heights, 183 to 193 east of Broadway. This is where the rich and jewish community call it home. Everything else is called Washington Heights. Have you ever strolled along Bennett, overlook terrance, ft washington, pinehurst, cabrini, etc (east of broadway from 175 to 193). It's a whole different feel.
The rich part is called Hudson heights, 183 to 193 east of Broadway.
This is the first time in my life I've ever heard that name applied to that area (which is actually west of Broadway, not east). I've always heard it called Fort Tryon.
But I guess that when you throw the real estate industry into the proceedings, no neighborhood name is safe.
oh! haha i see yea i live in the hudson heights area and work in the hospital but this is the first time ive heard of this. But no thanks it will always be WaHa to me lol
oh! haha i see yea i live in the hudson heights area and work in the hospital but this is the first time ive heard of this. But no thanks it will always be WaHa to me lol
Dude, you're goofin on real estate gimmicks but then call it "WaHa"?
This is the first time in my life I've ever heard that name applied to that area (which is actually west of Broadway, not east). I've always heard it called Fort Tryon.
But I guess that when you throw the real estate industry into the proceedings, no neighborhood name is safe.
yeah, west of broadway not east. East is the hood side
I'm thinking also of "Manhattan Valley"...formerly "the Bloomingdale district."
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