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  • whynot_31
    whynot_31
    I think I'll just call my neighborhood "where I live", until I move somewhere else.
  • southeast
    southeast
    I think I'll just call my neighborhood "where I live", until I move somewhere else.
    lol.  Are you already considering moving?  It's almost heretic even motioning that.
  • whynot_31
    whynot_31
    If the right opportunity came along, I would move to a neighborhood outside of the NY area.

    The neighborhood I would choose would be going thru a demographic shift deemed "positive" by the police and the business community, but deemed "negative" by advocates for the poor.

    I would then buy property, and enjoy the substantial ROI. ....all while drinking an over priced beer.
  • homeowner
    homeowner
    edited April 2015
    I wouldn't mind naming EP to Atlantic Bedford Heights (Bedford Stuyvesant Crown Heights).  I am always confused on how the border of Bedford Stuyvesant moved north from EP to Atlantic.  When I was a kid, I always remember calling north of EP Bedford Stuyvesant.  A new name for that area would put things back in order in my little mind. :) 

    I recall that we had a conversation on this a couple months back.  

    Apologies in advance to those in northern Crown Heights that feel attached to the name Crown Heights; I don't mean to offend you - Just an idea to ponder.
    I know!!! This was always Bed-Stuy back when Bed-Stuy stretched from Vanderbilt to the Interboro and from Park Avenue to EP. 
  • ehgee
    ehgee
     Then a few started trying to claim that western Crown Heights was actually Prospect Heights.
    damn real estate developers, always redrawing neighborhood boundaries

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prospect_Heights_High_School


    "Here, amid the skeletal, gutted brownstones and desolate tenements of sections of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Crown Heights, Prospect Heights and East New York, live legions of the city's uninsured.... the most rundown of the hospital's two sites, the former Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn at 555 Prospect Place in the Prospect Heights section."

    "St. Mark's Avenue and Prospect Place, in between Kingston and Albany avenues, in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn"
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