NEW YORK | Bronx Point | 260 FT | 23 FLOORS (1,045 units) - Page 2

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NYguy · #29 Posted **Jul 28, 2023, 5:52 PM**

I visited the hip hop museum at it's current location (not far from here), so will be excited to see its permanent home open.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CvM8xE0Op7X/?img_index=2

mrnyc · #30 Posted **Jul 28, 2023, 6:09 PM**

i was just up around the ‘ol bx yesterday, but not near there. i swear every old bronx is burning empty lot is either filled or filling back up. that one looks just like the renders, so ok and yeah the museum will be fun and popular no doubt.

Busy Bee · #31 Posted **Jul 28, 2023, 6:56 PM**

^The empty lots are biting the dust at a clip pace but there's still plenty left. You know things will have really turned the corner when the one/two family crap from the eighties and nineties, much of which was built immediately following the fires/moonscape era, will start to be bought out and replaced with midrise buildings - a full circle if you will.

What's being seen in Mott Haven is nothing short of fantastic. I hope the architecture of the developments continues to improve.

mrnyc · #32 Posted **Aug 1, 2023, 2:44 PM**

^ actually i hope the sfh built back then and through the 1990s stay around because that is solid home ownership and home ownership is a huge, huge important thing for the central bronx.

there is plenty of room for more apt buildings for the foreseeable future, including some old crap that could be redeveloped.

i did go by the la central development in the hub where i used to work some on days for decades -- and it is an incredible change around there. still a big lot just to the north to fill there too. it used to be parking lots and now its primed for even more developments:

https://lacentralbronx.com

Busy Bee · #33 Posted **Aug 1, 2023, 3:44 PM**

^ The issue with that is its the SFH homeowner that once land value and demand become lucrative enough are fairly eager to accept a generous developer buyout and move to a better house in the city or burbs or high tail it to Florida.