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douglass is not that bad. go for it. the thing about projects are, the fact that many families have been living there forever in the day, and have a history with each other, so when newcomers move in, they might not be too receptive. but douglass is not bad. i walk through, and i like how they're outfitting the outskirts of douglass as well. i'm pretty sure NYCHA has plans for the grounds of douglass as well to make it even more safer.
Hi All!!!
I am a single mother with a 1 year old daughter and i applied for public housing. My first choice is manhattan and here are the liste of housing i received. I need a nice and peaceful place where i can raise my daughter please help me make the right decision for my daughter and i.
Drew Hamilton: W142nd st & Adam Clayton powell
Frederick E. Samuel Apts: W 144th St & Adam Clayton powell
Harlem River I: W 151st & Adam Clayton powell. some walk ups
Jackie Robinson: E 128th st & Lexington ave
Johnson: E 114th st & Lexington ave -- This is my first choice
Polo Grounds Towers: W155th st & Frederick Douglass
Rangel: W 159th st & harlem River Dr,
Hi All!!!
I am a single mother with a 1 year old daughter and i applied for public housing. My first choice is manhattan and here are the liste of housing i received. I need a nice and peaceful place where i can raise my daughter please help me make the right decision for my daughter and i.
Drew Hamilton: W142nd st & Adam Clayton powell
Frederick E. Samuel Apts: W 144th St & Adam Clayton powell
Harlem River I: W 151st & Adam Clayton powell. some walk ups
Jackie Robinson: E 128th st & Lexington ave
Johnson: E 114th st & Lexington ave -- This is my first choice
Polo Grounds Towers: W155th st & Frederick Douglass
Rangel: W 159th st & harlem River Dr,
hi i have the same listing in manhatten and brooklyn they gave me albany houses ,tompkin ,and langston huges and my manhatten list is the exact development i asked around and so far the decent one i got from everyone point of view was johnson and frederick samuel i did visit drew hamilton very pissy building frederick samuel is good its not like the project more like regular building that 5 floors no elevator nice lil area not too far from drew hamilton as far as polo ground i heard horrible things about the polo ground not a place at all....im from brooklyn and i have a 4 year old son i currently live in harlem in a sheltor i still dont know if i want to move back too brooklyn or stay in harlem uugghh this is tuff one with the 3 option they gave me in brooklyn and atleast 8 option in manhatten and brooklyn was my first choice dont why they only gave me three in brooklyn i need to make the best choice for me and my son A LIL HELPPPP HERE GUY THANK U
Can anyone tell me if metro north plaza on E.101st and 2nd ave good.
From walking streetside, I would judge them among the best. (I go between DEALS on First and the ASSOCIATED MARKET on Second at least once a week...safe and quiet with a well kept park/playground and lots of sports teams for some "good kids."
From their lowrise construction and the upkeep of the buildings you might not guess them for NYCHA.
They are reclaiming the area between First and Second presumably in anticipation of the new Subway.
The M15 gives you good North South transportation and the M96 that starts at 97th and First is a good, frequent crosstown bus.
I would have to judge Metro-North to be among the best although I have never known anyone who lives there.
Vladeck Houses is the best projects in the lower east side. F train M22 bus getting yellow cab is no problem. Police station and fire a few blocks away . East river park baseball,football,basketball,track and field park police. Super market one block away. Handball courts.24 hours stores no in close types walk in after midnight Housing police homeless unit near by.
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