Where do rich families live in Harlem?
whats the best luxury brown stones
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suziegilbert
2yrs+
The most upscale areas in Harlem are Sugar Hill, 145th to 155th Streets between Edgecombe Avenue and Amsterdam; Strivers Row, 139th St. between Seventh and Eighth Avenues; and Hamilton Heights, West 145th to 155th, between Bradhurst Ave. and the Hudson River. All are rich in history, as well.
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sallym13
2yrs+
Get out of Harlem we don't want you here you are not welcome to the community none of you are Harlem is full of community and culture which you will never get to experience and see
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nichel
2yrs+
Are you asking about those rich in spirit, rich in assets, rich with wonderful family members and friends, those seeking higher education, those who are richly blessed being surrounded by nature? Being rich is so many different things to different types of people. Maybe this will help? http://www.areavibes.com/new+york-ny/harlem/demographics/
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JohnM5
2yrs+
Both of you are extremely wrong. Yes, there are about two luxurious buildings on 145th st that spill onto 146th st. But, two apartment buildings do not makeup an entire neighborhood. As for 155th st., that is the complete opposite of rich; this is where the New York City projects are located. You may be more familiar with the terms ghetto or slums. I believe 133rd st to 137th st would be a little more accurate. These four blocks have mostly brown stones in every direction. However, I still wouldn't consider that luxurious. They're filled with retirees or people who inherited the building. Although, all locations have a great history.
My claims are backed-up with years of American History studies at Columbia University. I recently completed my dissertation on Harlem History. Also, Harlem has been my official place of residents since 1986.
My claims are backed-up with years of American History studies at Columbia University. I recently completed my dissertation on Harlem History. Also, Harlem has been my official place of residents since 1986.
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SkippyB
You sound so arrogant, JohnM5, bothering to talk about "years of studies" and your dissertation. Too bad you can't "back up" your intelligence, calling Harlem your place of "residents." Just give your opinion and move on. No need to call others extremely wrong and give some bullshit credentials when you don't even know common phrases...
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