It’s been residential for longer than 15 years.

The neighborhood has been gone

That was a sad loss

My question was more about whether he can get his job done in general without adding yet another thing.

Can he even do that?

That’s great and all but who is cleaning those cars in between use? I’ve used this a couple of times and the cars were absolutely filthy.

NYC has an overcrowding problem in general imo

I’m Asian too but I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic or not by saying “bless your heart”

Anyway, if you have an instagram, there’s an account dedicated to “stooping” which is where people post pictures of furniture left on the street for people to pick up. It’s called @stoopingnyc

I am a germaphobe so I am absolutely not one of those people

The second hand furniture that other people actually pick up off the street and bring home!

Not serious about what? I’m tired of fucking reading “get rid of all cars” or “everyone should ride bikes” or “just get on the subway”. Why can’t people do what works for them without being judged by people who know nothing about their lives and why they do what they do? ✌🏻

We (cars and bikes) have to coexist-though a lot of people here will disagree. Not sure why people feel it has to be all of one or nothing. Different things work for different people and we need to respect it.

I read somewhere Silverstein Properties is looking to raise money to convert older office buildings to residential

Who shovels in front of the empty storefronts

This is so sad