Monday, May 12, 2014

Visual Examples of the Future for NYC and Stuy Town Leaked!

I can't reveal how I obtained these, but the following are several visual examples of what NYC is projected to look like under the chummy cooperation of the De Blasio administration and NYC Real Estate. These photos come from recent secret meetings held between the two entities to tackle the problem of housing. As can be seen, the ruling concept is "density" and rezoning to allow the building of massive residential spires and the use of previously untouchable "towers in the park" space.

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Students, both very young and older, occupy a Stuy Town apartment in a tier arrangement that allows for at least 12 people to occupy one living space:


 After the removal of SCRIE benefits, the senior population will not be able to afford rents in PCVST and will be housed in cages somewhere offsite, perhaps even in Staten Island:


Building codes will be considerably relaxed to make way for maximum density usage of space. Stuy Town apartments will be reconfigured, allowing for several apartments where only one existed before. Here we see a typical Stuy Town apartment that uniquely integrates bedroom, dining area and kitchen:


A crowd gathers at the Oval Lawn to watch the latest Summer Program. The student population of PCVST will have reached 125,000, and with the addition of students converging from the surrounding neighborhood, PCVST events will prove to be extremely popular. For residents and their guests.


Our neighbors at Waterside Plaza will see their buildings also transformed in the name of density:


It still will take decades to remove all older three or four story dwellings that exist in the city, as can be seen in this photo, but they are surely marked for the bulldozer and replacement by modern spires.


 Hoarders will not have a good time of it in the new NYC:


Stuyvesant Town/Peter Cooper Village will get several transformations. Ultimately most of park space will be eradicated in favor of towers much higher than allowable at present, and they will be built considerably closer together.  In honor of tradition, however, a few trees from what some naively call "the good old days" will remain (foreground).

18 comments:

  1. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/picture_gallery/06/asia_pac_high_density_living_in_hong_kong/html/8.stm

    peruse all 9 photos

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  2. Did you see the photographer Michael Wolf's study of Hong Kong, "The Architecture of Density," it began with the SARS outbreak in 2002.

    http://www.newrepublic.com/article/115209/michael-wolf-photography-hong-kongs-architecture-density

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  3. I would also like to file overcharge rent complaint and an inquiry audit of my current rent and the high rent.

    Is there only an email , as seen on the board here, to inquire? is there a form for an audit? I emailed the email posted and bounced back - no reply.

    A phone number or has anyone else done this and can post?

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  4. No Chinese restaurants?

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  5. There is a lot of talk on the Roberts Ruling and Settlement. We need to look at what happened and what didn't happen.

    The Robert's case provided evidence of rampant illegal acts with thousands of victims.

    Immediately following the ruling a decent politician would implement new laws with severe punishment that fits this crime so it does not repeat.

    Instead all these guys put together a settlement that weakened tenant rights.

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  6. I don't know how many years it's been now, but there ALWAYS seems to be some type of construction activity going on here. When is this all going to stop. When? To go back to some sort of normalcy. It's absolutely horrible, with no end in site. What a shame!

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  7. Stuyvesant Town Complex Appears Headed to Auction Block

    http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/14/nyregion/stuyvesant-town-lender-prepares-to-foreclose-on-a-loan-for-the-complex.html

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  8. Is that a photo of the overflow crowd at the TA's meeting these days?

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  9. "I don't know how many years it's been now, but there ALWAYS seems to be some type of construction activity going on here. When is this all going to stop. When? To go back to some sort of normalcy. It's absolutely horrible, with no end in site. What a shame!"

    Depending on who buys there will be construction, probably even destruction. Thanks to Garodnick and the TA opening the way to commercialization expect at least more retail shops. Some potential buyers may just want to tear the place down, hopefully piecemeal but perhaps not!

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  10. More bad news

    http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/05/13/fortress-stuyvesanttown-idUSL3N0NZ5VB20140513

    Fortress Investment Group LLC is considering making a $4.7 billion bid for Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village, a Manhattan apartment complex, Bloomberg reported, citing a person familiar with the matter.

    Fortress Group = CW

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  11. Oh no!

    Press says Fortress, the same people who have been "overseeing" PCVST for the past few years under the name CW is planning on buying us.

    Per Dan Garodnick they are the same company and he has been working with them all along.

    http://www.garodnick.com/press-release/statement-sale-cw-capital-fortress-investment-group

    More illegal evictions and tree killing.

    If we really want to protect ourselves we will be as knowledgeable as we can without any expectation of relying on others to tell us what is going on. I think we have well learned who will throw us under the bus.

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  12. >>Fortress Investment Group LLC is considering making a $4.7 billion bid for Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village, a Manhattan apartment complex, Bloomberg reported, citing a person familiar with the matter.<<

    Considering it using other people's money, a la Tishman Speyer.

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  13. What's wrong with you people? It's time to stop agonizing and start organizing! We need post cards, fliers, twits and posts! Professional organizing! CompostCrock is going to own us all. What's wrong with you all???

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  14. What do you think a post card is going to accomplish?

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  15. Of course they're not using their own money. Who does that? No corporation uses their own funds.

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  16. I'd rather see Fortress than Brookfield!

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  17. You really don't want to see Fortress. Do a little research on them. You really don't want to get in bed with them.

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  18. Same Boss like the old Boss. Sound familiar?

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