Watch NYC Gentrify Through Google Street View GIFs

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91-93 Bowery in the Lower East Side; previously an empty lot (original location of the Music Palace theater, taken April 2009); today, it's the Wyndham Garden Hotel (taken June 2011)
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Flushing Avenue
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11 2nd Avenue, New York, NY: the former Mars Bar is home of the "$10 apartments"


190 India Street, Brooklyn, NY


11 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, NY


253 Eckford Street in Greenpoint: now a luxury condo (taken Jan 2013); previously an older residential building (taken June 2009)



For the article: http://gothamist.com/2014/02/19/see_nycs_gentrification_through_goo.php
 
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Living in these areas, it kinda gives you a combo of :ohhh: to see what kind of transformation and improvement these areas sorely needed and :scusthov: over the unnecessary rise in cost of living because out of towners get fleeced thinking everything has to be expensive, especially rents.
 

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Cool gifs.
It's happening in Westchester County where I live.
Slowly but surely, people are moving 1 hour, 2 hours north of the city to places like Poughkeepsie and Newburgh because they can't afford the homes and rents here.
You can barely find a 1BR apartment in my town for less than $1,500 now.
 

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Cool gifs.
It's happening in Westchester County where I live.
Slowly but surely, people are moving 1 hour, 2 hours north of the city to places like Poughkeepsie and Newburgh because they can't afford the homes and rents here.
You can barely find a 1BR apartment in my town for less than $1,500 now.
Yah, it's getting so expensive. The key is to find potential in an "up-and-coming neighbourhood" and invest there...then watch the property value increase over time.
 

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bowery was already gentrified waaaayyy before that. so was greenepoint..2nd ave also

My dude, u seem to be everywhere
U over here talkin about specific ny streets
And I was just readin a thread about Miami
And u was dropping knowledge over there as well
 
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