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Downtown Brooklyn Finally Arrives

Submitted by Annon, Jan 31, 2008 16:40

We dont need another manhattan. we sure as hell dont need "the arrival of 35,000 residents over the next five years". I have always seen Brooklyn as a residential borough, a relaxing and beautiful place. I hate manhattan because its overcrowded, overpriced, jam packed with traffic, and just an overall stressful place. I dont want my hometown to be like that. At this rate everyone who lives in brooklyn will be evicted either because they can't afford their rent or their building will be demolished for skyscrapers.


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We dont need another manhattan. we sure as hell dont need "the arrival of 35,000 residents over the next five...

Annon 

Jan 31, 2008 16:40

Downtown Brooklyn blows. I lived my whole life there, and I liked it better when it was a "dump". Thats... [MORE]

tellitlikeitis 

Jan 8, 2008 18:07

What this sunny article fails to mention is that no infrastructure is being expanded to support this combustive growth cycle.... [MORE]

Connie Ladd 

Nov 10, 2007 17:45

As someone who worked in downtown Brooklyn for many years ( Williamsburgh Savings Bank and Dime Savings Bank of NY,... [MORE]

Mitchell S. Janewicz 

Nov 8, 2007 23:57

As a lifelong, devoted resident of Brooklyn, I have been happy with some of the recent development that has come... [MORE]

Karen Klein 

Nov 8, 2007 11:01

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