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January 24, 2006
Killing Bushwick, One Day at a Time


We stumbled across a great flickr pool this weekend called Killing Williamsburg. One contributor, who goes by Crystal Cakes, has been tracking the erection of a five-story condo development from the perch of her kitchen window in Bushwick. Here we've lifted Days 9 and 44, and as you can see construction is proceeding apace. Notable moments have included the loss of a favorite pear tree. What's the address, Crystal? We'll be keeping a close watch on this one!
Condo Construction, Days 37 and 44 [Flickr: Killing Williamsburg]
Comments
Looks like a charmer!
Posted by: Anon at January 24, 2006 9:57 AM
Crystal,
Does it seem like the construction process is by the book?
Posted by: Kel at January 24, 2006 10:19 AM
Judging from the church in the background this is around the Montrose L stop?
Posted by: david at January 24, 2006 11:01 AM
Didn't look like they did anything to the neighbors property to makr sure the house didn't settle afterwards. Compared to south brooklyn these guys are moving fast. I am going on 8 months and they have not finished the hole yet.
Posted by: Anonymous at January 24, 2006 1:39 PM
develoment is not killing bushwick . the long time residents were killing bushwick for a long time . things are changing now for the better
Posted by: electricgreek1 at January 24, 2006 3:56 PM
Agreed. I have lived in Bushwick for two years and the improvements have been extraordinary.
Funny story. I was walking up Montrose about a year ago and saw some dude throw garbage on the ground like maybe 5 feet away from a garbage can. I walked over and put the garbage in it's rightful place. As I did so a "local" walked by and said "See! They are trying to change the neighborhood!" Amazing.
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