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Bushwick: the Next Hot Neighborhood?
Brooklyn, NY - upfromflames - Thursday, March 29th, 2007 : goo
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I found this poster on a vacant lot (that is part of the West Bushwick urban renewal area). It purports itself to be a sort of conceptual piece, asking for people to write their thoughts on it...
Is it just a ploy from a sly marketeer?
History and real estate market aside, just what is it that makes Bushwick the next hot neighborhood that it is being called?
PS: if you are the person responsible for these posters, let us know what you were thinking...
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fuzzytank: i would suspect scar scazm
ash: bushwick is the hotttest neighborhood
upfromflames: and what makes this so?
Luis Acevedo: 4th Aug 2007 - 00:48 GMT
In my opinion what makes this neighborhood so hot is that people are moving to what they consider to be cheaper rents than in soho or midtown. The L train gets you to manhattan in 20 minutes. The majority of my new neighbors don't have kids and are really intrepid.
Peter: 4th Aug 2007 - 00:55 GMT
its true. this is a great neighborhood to live in. and i can afford it. its the perfect mix...
joel: 28th Feb 2008 - 19:31 GMT
young, working professionals are moving in and its making the neighborhood a lot safer.
bushwick gs: i go with peter on that one
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