New Yorkers Demand NYCHA Stop Pushing The Poor Out the Door!
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Tamika
10 years ago
Same with my building
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Eugenia Reese
10 years ago
It's a shame how expensive housing is now in unsafe environments.
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Adriane Riley
10 years ago
The plan to take open space ans put buildings on it is wrong
Find your money elsewhere.
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Idelle Seabrook
10 years ago
I support this 100 I was born and raised in NYCHA
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Jossie
10 years ago
More than glad to be of help
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Laquanna Davis
10 years ago
Nycha is getting worse and worse and they are so wrong for trying to run people put
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Christina Henderson
10 years ago
Please reserve the NYCHA Developments for the low income families and the Seniors.
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Edwin
10 years ago
One must note humans need space. Better planning on the city should be made. This current plan show a lack of creativity. Greed must not be able to make it
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Mark McPhee
10 years ago
Tyrone of the bronx you mentioned you know of a building that was taking over by private developer can you share the name of the development or housing complex, my goal is to make this real to those who live in NYCHA. Too many times we complain but never take action. There was meeting about how money was to be spent in our community in upper manhattan, it was held across the street from my housing development 3 weeks ago on a saturday morning and the sad part was none of my neighbors from my development was there. We need to understand that when we have the chance to have our voices heard, we must learn to take action or suffer the consequences of having the safeguards of public housing pulled from underneath us!
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Latisha stewart
10 years ago
They really trying to push us out.
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Tyrone Knox
10 years ago
I know of a privately owned building built on Project property now.
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MIA FRANCINE PALMER
10 years ago
I too live in Public Low Income Housings. Where would I live? Were I not able to afford what I pay now. It's affordable on my budget. Thank you.
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kenya
10 years ago
They need to make the apartments more up to date and help the poor not push them out of there homes
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Tanakia M. Garcia
10 years ago
I no longer live in NYC but I did grow up in the projects. It's time for positive change.
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Betsy Rivera
10 years ago
Interview the homes but don'the push out people because of their ethnic back round or financial income.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Stop these people from taking from the little people.
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Raqibah Basir
10 years ago
I am hoping for a resolve in NYCHA MAKING IMPERATIVE REPAIRS FOR ALL THE DETERIORATING NYCHA BLDGS. WASNT LIKE THIS YEARS AGO. ITS SAD THT SHOALA LIKE ANY OTHER BLACK PERSON INHERIT THESE HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS .
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Sabrina Wengert
10 years ago
I am a single mom living on a low income but taking very good care of my kids but we need to secure low income housing and create more job trainings for all ages and do repairs , also have a sense of community and support to be able to raise our kids up to their best potential and break the chain of poverty. we all deserve a fulfilling life with dignity. Protect the poor, help us rise up and keep our neighborhoods safe and productive for our kids!
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Linda Makeham
10 years ago
I'm a tenant of general grant houses in harlem.
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Nashique Smith
10 years ago
It sucks that NYC is making it harder for the minority to survive.
Same with my building
It's a shame how expensive housing is now in unsafe environments.
The plan to take open space ans put buildings on it is wrong Find your money elsewhere.
I support this 100 I was born and raised in NYCHA
More than glad to be of help
Nycha is getting worse and worse and they are so wrong for trying to run people put
Please reserve the NYCHA Developments for the low income families and the Seniors.
One must note humans need space. Better planning on the city should be made. This current plan show a lack of creativity. Greed must not be able to make it
Tyrone of the bronx you mentioned you know of a building that was taking over by private developer can you share the name of the development or housing complex, my goal is to make this real to those who live in NYCHA. Too many times we complain but never take action. There was meeting about how money was to be spent in our community in upper manhattan, it was held across the street from my housing development 3 weeks ago on a saturday morning and the sad part was none of my neighbors from my development was there. We need to understand that when we have the chance to have our voices heard, we must learn to take action or suffer the consequences of having the safeguards of public housing pulled from underneath us!
They really trying to push us out.
I know of a privately owned building built on Project property now.
I too live in Public Low Income Housings. Where would I live? Were I not able to afford what I pay now. It's affordable on my budget. Thank you.
They need to make the apartments more up to date and help the poor not push them out of there homes
I no longer live in NYC but I did grow up in the projects. It's time for positive change.
Interview the homes but don'the push out people because of their ethnic back round or financial income.
Stop these people from taking from the little people.
I am hoping for a resolve in NYCHA MAKING IMPERATIVE REPAIRS FOR ALL THE DETERIORATING NYCHA BLDGS. WASNT LIKE THIS YEARS AGO. ITS SAD THT SHOALA LIKE ANY OTHER BLACK PERSON INHERIT THESE HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS .
I am a single mom living on a low income but taking very good care of my kids but we need to secure low income housing and create more job trainings for all ages and do repairs , also have a sense of community and support to be able to raise our kids up to their best potential and break the chain of poverty. we all deserve a fulfilling life with dignity. Protect the poor, help us rise up and keep our neighborhoods safe and productive for our kids!
I'm a tenant of general grant houses in harlem.
It sucks that NYC is making it harder for the minority to survive.