Before I Lived Here: One Bed-Stuy Apartment's Gentrification Story | BK Stories
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- One Bed-Stuy transplant is on a mission to meet as many current and former tenants of her apartment building as she can and share their stories on the rapid changes of the neighborhood.
Originally aired on Going In with Brian Vines.
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They building all these high rises with affordable rent depending on your salary ..Im 48 and been living in Brooklyn all my life and these outta towners from Utah, Ohio etc. getting called before me and i qualify. Its all about GENTRIFICATION!
@Monsieur Tarzan my credit is credit , no landlord tenant history etc. I talk what I know and I know people that haven't even been here 5 years that got in
I was born and raised in this exact building 285 Quincy st. Apt D when I was growing up the block was fun and full of life. Now with gentrification no one comes outside no one interacts with each other. It’s a dead area. No children playing the neighborly feeling has been sucked out by a bunch of strangers apt sharing and treating every living space like Airbnb. I know the West Indian woman that was speaking. Don’t remember her name but I remember her children. And she lived directly over me in 1D. One of my best friends Thomas was her son in law. the block even has a CEO of a company that I used to work for that lives there now. The CEO of John Hardy Jewelry brand lives in Bed Stuy?! He lives right next door to my God mother Laury. Anyway it’s interesting seeing white people living in this building that I grew up in. Believe me things have truly changed. I know Lexi and kiona, and ms. Figaroe but I don’t think anyone else is still there from the 80s and 90s anyway..
I was from the NAPANEE bldg at 51 Quincy 1970-prrsebt
It also had an elevator and less apts..my brother discovered the info.
why does the producer of this live in a rent stabilzed building as an out of towner. Same types of people then package heartfelt stories like this... you are a gentrifier. Dont get me started about how crumby film producers who control budgets can be. seriously man
I could listen to Ms. Catherine speak for hours and hours.
She's a longtime resident of bedford stuyvesant brooklyn
Me too
Hipsters took over bed-stuy
It hasn't fully generifted, but it's sad that what's happening. It's gonna turn to a Manhattan neighbourhood
In the 1980s my wife was lured to an apartment with the promise of a job in Bed-Stuy. She was there for about 3 days...to this day I have no clue what this was about but it couldn't be good! We've been apart for many years and I still I have no clue. When I picked her up she seemed normal.
i visit bedstuy ones and i feel in love with it iam from paris france and my goal and dream is too live in bed stuy i hope one day
Wow. I did not know that this house called 'Ivy House' has been in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn for the past few years. Now folks like the black and white people have lived here in this Ivy House for decades since the gentrification has changed. : 0
Gentrification ruined bed-stuy
How did it ruin it
Criminals destroy neighborhoods not gentrification.
@@chiefs816kc There are criminals in every neighborhood.
Yup
So how effective have these tenant meeting been? Will it still be rent stabilized even with their being potential renovations?
I live in the Midwest, but have lived in Brooklyn. The Ivy Castle is a Tenement. There were few built after 1910. In Bed-Stuy, OTOH, the oldest extant dwellings are probably the brownstones and Greystone buildings. Kresge, Woolworth, or both of them lived in Bedford-Stuyvesant back in the Guilded Age.
I can tell you’re not from Brooklyn
@@Blessings4730 It's my accent-isn't it??
thaddeus buttmunch you phonies destroyer Bklyn. Do you realize native New Yorkers laugh at you weirdos.
Great video. I was raised on Stuyvesant ave and Hart st. I walked to broadway as a kid and shines shoes,lol. Great memories in the 60s and 70s. Growing up in bed stuy was priceless.
gtfoh over a decade ago what about the people who lived there their whole life
It's now five years later.
What happened to The Ivy?
Love those old, old NYC buildings ❤
Gentrification is upgrading property and raising rent so it can be good quality for middle class hard working individuals . By saying gentrification is "pushing blacks out" ,you are foolish. There are many many middle class black families who still live there. The landlords basically just pushed out the individuals who were bringing problems ,no ethnicity in particular .
No not true.
I hope BRIC producers see this too. Gentrified ass network.
you need a better mic... do it out of respect for your interviewers
Smh
Go back to Ohio or Iowa
Democrat