Id rather something then nothing. I used to work in the area and always admired the old houses used as barracks or dorms for officers. Unfortunately they are in really bad shape and an eye sore for an area that is prime real estate. Is there an issue using underground parking? That could be an option, or build one over the the supermarket like the Path Mark on 125 street in Harlem. Im a driver and would love to have another option other then Atlantic mall thats local. Between the traffic, parking fines or paying for parking I find myself shopping in long island for the convience and variety. Officers Row has been forgotten neglected for decades. It doesnt appear the feds have any interest in it. If nothing will be done about it, I'd rather something then nothing...
Id rather something then nothing. I used to work in the area and always admired the old houses used as barracks or dorms for officers. Unfortunately they are in really bad shape and an eye sore for an area that is prime real estate. Is there an issue using underground parking? That could be an option, or build one over the the supermarket like the Path Mark on 125 street in Harlem. Im a driver and would love to have another option other then Atlantic mall thats local. Between the traffic, parking fines or paying for parking I find myself shopping in long island for the convience and variety. Officers Row has been forgotten neglected for decades. It doesnt appear the feds have any interest in it. If nothing will be done about it, I'd rather something then nothing...
Posted by: ree_ss at December 7, 2007 10:58 AM in response to Officers' Row Preservation Coming to a Contentious Head