Eight years ago when I moved to Brooklyn, I lived next door to this property. Across the street? A vacant lot filled with trash. Next to that? A slummy low-rise with walls held together by duct tape. I don't mean to suggest that one version of Manhattan-between-Scholes-and-Meserole is more "real" than the other; just that New York City, with its ability to transform itself*, is mind-blowing.
*The real estate agents who get all sorts of Shakespearean when re-branding neighborhoods help usher the process along, too.
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