Nyc Real Estate Developers

Do you want NYC to be “bad” again?

I’ve seen a couple of questions come up about portrayals of NYC in the movies and in some answers, people noted that the city has become so “boring” because it is safe and the clutter of tourists have added to something “lost” along with the gentrification of areas that have priced out people.

WELL…….

Personally, i wasnt a fan of the violent NYC. That violence took the lives of two of my uncles, and one of my cousins. The murders, drugs, prostitution, racism and police brutality really f*cked up alot of lives, and im glad that that sh!t got kicked to the curb.

But on the other hand, new NYC is pretty gay, and to tell the truth, what with gentrification and all that, the lives of the NY working class hasnt necessarily gotten much better. The different ethnicities and the neighborhoods they lived in all contributed to the character of NYC. Sure, the city was dangerous, but it was still home. We had our blocks, our different friends, our community, and where we lived and grew up became part of our identities. Theres generations worth of history on every block in NYC, and the faster gentrification occurs, the faster we lose that heritage. People who been livin in the same building for 50 years are bein pushed out by sum pretentious 20 somethins from god-knows-where who call us “bitter renters” and walk around like they the sh!t. Do you know how humiliating that is, to have to live next to people who look down on you, people who want to take your home and your community?

They been targeting all the ethnic neighborhoods, theres no irish in hell’s kitchen, no italians in Little Italy and soon there will be no Blacks in Harlem or Bed-Stuy, no Greeks in Astoria, no Dominicans in the Heights and no Boricuas in el Barrio. And exactly where are we supposed to live? Screw that, we was here first and we worked hard to have whatever little we still have to our names. Why should we give up what we had for generations to placate CIty Hall, which obviously dont care about us even though we put them in power, Real Estate dvelopers we dont even know, and transplants who come here and throw us out.

People say development is good for the community….but thats bull, development aint good for us, they never tell us we wont be around long enough to enjoy it.

My grandad’s rent got raised again and pretty soon he wont have noplace to stay. I’d let him stay with me, but i cant fit him in my 1 bedroom and i dont make enough money to take over his lease. So God knows whats gonna happen now. This is the side of gentrification those yuppies dont see.

I want a safe city, a nice place to raise my kids. But gentrification aint the answer to the city’s problems.

Footage from The NYC Real Estate Expo 2011

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