
What's happening to Austin St. in the north and Metropolitan Ave. in the south offers a glimpse of how once-dominant business areas can become a victim of their own success - and how lesser-known locales can take advantage of that.
Locals maintain the advantage will always rest with Austin St., which has long benefited from its desirable location near the 71st-Continental Aves. subway station.
But soaring rents and vacant storefronts are now plaguing Austin, while Metropolitan - with lower rents, easier parking and many new shops and restaurants - seems on the rise.
Fortunes change for Austin St., Metropolitan Ave. in Queens
3 comments:
Notice that FHS is NOT diverse! vibrant! bustling!
and filthy and stinky and disgusting.
let's go Sizzler!!
FHS: The only part of FH that isn't overrun by Bukharians with their hideous houses. Let's keep it that way.
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