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I guess it all comes down to individual taste. Living in a city with such diverse ethnicity I welcome the changes even if unappealing to
personal tastes. Don't be fooled into the opinions of some that it is changing the character of the neighborhood in a negative light.
Truth be told, it is changing the old look to a new look. Many will argue for preservation. As long as the changes improve the quality of
the neighborhood in positive ways then it should be welcomed as a breath of fresh air. Not admitting to change is denying that you are
simply getting old. Wake up you old farts, they don't sell nickel eggcreams at the candy store anymore. L.O.L.
No not that one, that one doesn't look too bad. I was referring to the beige and pink building found in various parts of The Bronx, like this one. I believe this is considered Belmont
This is in Queens somewhere on Cross Bay Blvd. I remembered the image because I was so shocked to see what looked like a man standing on the second floor of the building hanging off the brick.
However, on second glance, the building next door is really the worse of the two. Bars all over and these huge ugly signs advertising businesses.
Stripes must be in. I don't think that's considered Belmont though.
Haha I actually like that one more! Since it is predominately dark colored, I find it to be less of an eyesore. I just hope that in both cases, they'll look better with age.
This is in Queens somewhere on Cross Bay Blvd. I remembered the image because I was so shocked to see what looked like a man standing on the second floor of the building hanging off the brick.
However, on second glance, the building next door is really the worse of the two. Bars all over and these huge ugly signs advertising businesses.
In East Elmhurst on 84th St. just north of Northern Blvd.
Yeah, I've seen that quite a bit, unfortunately.
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