@@janeoleary8454 Why did your family leave? I would imagine the area was still quite nice in 1960. Still a few years before things went to hell in the 70s when I was a kid.
Not much has changed (imo). But the brokers try selling it as the next trendy spot to those who don’t know any better. They end up spending top dollar for a grimy hood.
There’s a lot of nice cool places in Bushwick I like to go to Seawolf to eat I also love santa salsa, in my opinion, I believe one of the best hotdogs in New York this is someone born and raised Coney Island near Nathan’s! 😂 I also love kato Sasuke works great Sasuke cool atmosphere. There’s a lot of good cool things in Bushwick.
@@Allenryan819 By chance, are you a real estate broker? you seem to write about materialistic things like restaurants and retail, but fail to mention how lacking the culture is. E.g. (and IMO) the murder rate is ridiculous. The rents are ridiculous. The drug use and substance abuse is over the top. Many of the people there are selfish and abusive towards each other.
@@user-or6yn8pm3c Yes it's true those are the people who have money; the classic UWS/UES/Hudson Yards/tribeca image of affluence. But I don't think the video was arguing Bushwick was that, unless I skipped thru that part (lol) . btw im just curious cuz im thinking about which neighborhood to move to so thx
@@user-or6yn8pm3c I see. I feel like some of those "artsy" people who move to Bushwick would be turned off by the old money / mainstream vibe of those UWS/UES/soho etc but I understand those that choose to transplant to either would both be spawns of the same trust fund / finance / tech worker crowd ultimately.
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Great Memories.
Rest In Peace, - To Those We Lost, and Will Never Forget.🙏🏽😇🌹
Jessie! This video is amazing! Keep it up girl!
I grew up in Bushwick a million years ago. Great memories. Evergreen Av
Bushwick has changed so much, but there's so many beautiful murals and restaurants. Evergreen Ave is still a great pocket :)
210 Evergreen was my home in the 70s.
I was at 569 Evergreen Av from 1948 to 1960. We HAD to leave. Landed up in NJ. I've been in LA since 1969@@Picasso_Picante92
@@janeoleary8454 Why did your family leave? I would imagine the area was still quite nice in 1960. Still a few years before things went to hell in the 70s when I was a kid.
Believe me 1960 was no picnic. My dad was afraid I'd get murdered. Great memories. But time to leave@@Picasso_Picante92
Great video. i just got back to London from Bushwick, loved the whole area!!
Glad you enjoyed it! We hope you come to visit again soon :)
Lived in Bushwick for five years, know the area very well
I grew up there in the 50's and early 60's I'm glad I left for San Diego
We all are
@@steveneaton1963 Hey smartass it's great to have internet balls
I lived there from 1948 to 1960. We HAD to leave. Hit NJ. In 1969 moved to SoCal. Best weather in the world
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To think I used to cop dope (heroin) there back in the day. It was a bad, bad place!
I was thinking the same thing back in the day it was horrible
Not much has changed (imo). But the brokers try selling it as the next trendy spot to those who don’t know any better. They end up spending top dollar for a grimy hood.
I live there for 40 years went this people started moving in I move out. Noise drunks that’s all they bring
This area sucks. Lived here for years.
There’s a lot of nice cool places in Bushwick I like to go to Seawolf to eat I also love santa salsa, in my opinion, I believe one of the best hotdogs in New York this is someone born and raised Coney Island near Nathan’s! 😂 I also love kato Sasuke works great Sasuke cool atmosphere. There’s a lot of good cool things in Bushwick.
@@Allenryan819 By chance, are you a real estate broker? you seem to write about materialistic things like restaurants and retail, but fail to mention how lacking the culture is. E.g. (and IMO) the murder rate is ridiculous. The rents are ridiculous. The drug use and substance abuse is over the top. Many of the people there are selfish and abusive towards each other.
It's a dump. Nothing trendy. If you live in New York the real movers and shakers live in Manhattan usually the UES or UWS or maybe Soho.
Keep talking, im interested. real movers and shakers as in artists/musicians/etc that actually move the needle and make cultural achievements?
@@iralepppi People with money and power live in those areas of NYC.
@@user-or6yn8pm3c Yes it's true those are the people who have money; the classic UWS/UES/Hudson Yards/tribeca image of affluence. But I don't think the video was arguing Bushwick was that, unless I skipped thru that part (lol) . btw im just curious cuz im thinking about which neighborhood to move to so thx
@@iralepppi Bushwick is for people who are well off but not well off enough for those areas.
@@user-or6yn8pm3c I see. I feel like some of those "artsy" people who move to Bushwick would be turned off by the old money / mainstream vibe of those UWS/UES/soho etc but I understand those that choose to transplant to either would both be spawns of the same trust fund / finance / tech worker crowd ultimately.