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Originally Posted by fatsquirrel
I was actually giving an example of Parkchester being a middle income area rather than a low income area where I would expect musicians to live. But everywhere is getting expensive.
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Parkchester IS actually a predominantly low-income area. Its peculiarity is that it is much safer, and better maintained, than other low-income areas in NYC - because it is not a subsidized housing, ie, most low-income Parkchester residents pay for their housing from their own low income (and therefore actually care about the property and neighborhood in a different way from low-income people who get their housing just handed to them as an entitlement). So, Parkchester is actually mostly low-income. Maybe you meant that you would think aspiring rappers would find a ghetto environment more inspiring than a low-income area with "straight" work ethic and values (with Parkchester not being the former but the latter)?