The Word On The Street, Part II: South 5 Street
Filed under: 11211, 11249, Culture War, The Word On The Street, Williamsburg, Williamsburg Brooklyn
Taken October 14, 2013.
New York Shitty Photo Du Jour: 1492
Taken Columbus Day, 2013.
The Word On The Street, Part I: A Grand Street PSA
Taken October 14, 2013.
Urban Artifact: Old School
Per the fellows responsible for this bit of chicanery (which can be found on Lorimer Street between Meserole Street and Montrose Avenue) they have actually caught folks trying to use it. Somehow I do not have a hard time believing this.
New York Shitty Photos Du Jour: What’s In A Name?
If this house manor on Maujer Street is any indication, quite a lot. That settles it: moving forward Chez Shitty will henceforth be known as the Ponderosa…
Williamsburg Photo Du Jour: Maujer Street
Taken October 8, 2013.
New York Shitty Street Art Du Jour: MrToll
Filed under: 11211, Street Art, Stuff That Makes Miss Heather Happy, Williamsburg, Williamsburg Brooklyn
Taken October 8, 2013.
The Word On The Street: Lorimer Street
Taken October 8, 2013.
Williamsburg Photos Du Jour: Metropolitan Avenue
Taken October 8, 2013.
Quicklink: Honey Smacks
Filed under: 11211, 11222, 11249, Gentrification, Greenpoint, Greenpoint Brooklyn, Greenpoint Magic, Williamsburg, Williamsburg Brooklyn
…So residents of Greenpoint and Williamsburg, do you want Cheerios (real affordable housing at income levels that residents that are so desperate for a affordable home can afford) or Honey Smacks that the non-binding agreements by the Bloomberg administration and the City Council created. If you look at the tower plan from the 77 Commercial Street Environmental Assessment Statement, it lays out affordable housing which is out of reach to most residents and yet it’s heavily subsidized…
Subsidized = our tax dollars are paying for affordable housing that is not, in fact, affordable. Those of you who want to read a concise, easy to follow breakdown as to why affordable housing as put forth by Two Trees and Clipper Equities (77 Commercials Street) is little more than smoke and mirrors— among many other things— please do give this tome a read. It is time well spent.
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