The new "it" neighborhood in New York is the South Bronx (Burns: 2015, neighborhoods)

[Principle Lewis]

According to this article on Crains:

http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article...w-in-the-bronx

I cant STAND pieces like this. If you have to call a place a "new it neighborhood" your already doomed.

[HellUpInHarlem]

They're lying. The south Bronx ain't sh**

[Javawood]

Lies, it is sh**! Still debating buying around Yankee Stadium and the courthouse though.

[HellUpInHarlem]

Originally Posted by Javawood

Lies, it is sh**! Still debating buying around Yankee Stadium and the courthouse though.

Wouldn't do it. The port morris, and Mott Haven areas are the one to watch. I like the fact that very recently a lot of the ratchet stores at the hub have shuttered

[Messiah68]

Trying to sell the boogie down to white yuppies. All this reconstruction being done in the Bronx is to cater to a specific demographic. Bronxites in certain areas are already feeling the exodus push out their neighborhoods.

[Javawood]

Originally Posted by HellUpInHarlem

Wouldn't do it. The port morris, and Mott Haven areas are the one to watch. I like the fact that very recently a lot of the ratchet stores at the hub have shuttered

My consideration is that I love Grand Central Parkway going north from like 149th sans that weird high 170s-180s area (ugh, Burnside Ave). The D and or the 4 is better than the 6 for me and it's slightly cheaper. Having been down to Buckner lately though, I have to agree. Mott Haven Bar and Grill is pretty good and there's a steakhouse there that I've been meaning to try.

[HellUpInHarlem]

Originally Posted by Javawood

My consideration is that I love Grand Central Parkway going north from like 149th sans that weird high 170s-180s area (ugh, Burnside Ave). The D and or the 4 is better than the 6 for me and it's slightly cheaper. Having been down to Buckner lately though, I have to agree. Mott Haven Bar and Grill is pretty good and there's a steakhouse there that I've been meaning to try.

Try Milk Burger on the Bruckner & St Anns. Good eating. That weird area in the 170s-180s you're talking about is rough.

[livingsinglenyc]

Originally Posted by HellUpInHarlem

Wouldn't do it. The port morris, and Mott Haven areas are the one to watch. I like the fact that very recently a lot of the ratchet stores at the hub have shuttered

Which hub?

[NyWriterdude]

Originally Posted by Principle Lewis

According to this article on Crains:

http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article...w-in-the-bronx

I cant STAND pieces like this. If you have to call a place a "new it neighborhood" your already doomed.

So you post the article on City Data, ensuring they get more clicks and therefore earn more money.

[Javawood]

Originally Posted by HellUpInHarlem

Try Milk Burger on the Bruckner & St Anns. Good eating. That weird area in the 170s-180s you're talking about is rough.

Yeah, I have a friend near 177th and Jerome and one on Burnside further West that I went to go see. I got them down to 161st and told them no way in hell am I stepping foot up there again!