4th Avenue demolitionActually, "other people" have been living in 4th Avenue all along.
They were there before the new towers went up. They were there until their homes were demolished to make way for the new residents.
Monday, January 24, 2011
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...a broker with Awaye Realty in Carroll Gardens, said that with each new building the avenue’s popularity had grown. “They’re hard to get started, it’s hard to sell to the first people,” he said. “But all of a sudden, once people see other people living there, it’s pop-pop-pop, like popcorn.” -NY Times profile of the "new 4th Avenue"
4th Avenue demolition
Actually, "other people" have been living in 4th Avenue all along.
They were there before the new towers went up. They were there until their homes were demolished to make way for the new residents.
4th Avenue demolitionActually, "other people" have been living in 4th Avenue all along.
They were there before the new towers went up. They were there until their homes were demolished to make way for the new residents.
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Not "No Comment". The best part of the read in the NY Times is the comments. Especially in this article.
Haha right you are, Mr Underwear.
Thanks for checking in. Was wondering if you were still around!
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