Re:The Mobility Trap: Why We'll Never Fix Congestion by Spee...
by rayiner on Thursday August 29, 2019 @10:36PM
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You just names two large sections of Manhattan, where a lot of the cheaper apartments are. Add to that parts of the UES and Hells Kitchen. I lived at 89th and broadway. We had a grocery store nearby, but there are definitely parts of Manhattan that don’t have a real grocery store within a 5 minute walk.
Re:The Mobility Trap: Why We'll Never Fix Congestion by Spee...
by alephnan on Thursday August 29, 2019 @11:27PM
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Fair enough.
Re:The Mobility Trap: Why We'll Never Fix Congestion by Spee...
by wcunning on Thursday August 29, 2019 @10:47PM
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Harlem (140th give or take) was the only place I could find a decent grocery store that wasn't outrageously expensive. I was fortunate enough to live about 10 minutes from it, though I was not pleased that that's one of the few places left on Manhattan that still has significant hills.
This is not true, unless you’re including Harlem and FiDi. Manhattan stores are pricy, I permit that, but that’s not for a lack of competition.
Have you ever lived in Manhattan?