skip to main |
skip to sidebar
The Crap-O-Sphere ("Crappy")
Artwork by Jerry Rotondi
The official mascot of Queens Crap
The Crap-O-Sphere ("Crappy")
"Let us dare to read, think, speak and write." - John Adams, 1765
Spotted a piece of Queens Crap in your community?
Write to us at QueensCrapper@gmail.com
Please note
Italicized passages and many of the photos come from other websites. The links to these websites are provided within the posts.
Why your neighborhood is full of Queens Crap
"The difference between dishonest and honest graft: for dishonest graft one worked solely for one's own interests, while for honest graft one pursued the interests of one's party, one's state, and one's personal interests all together." - George Washington Plunkitt
Willets Point United Against Eminent Domain Abuse
Artwork by Jerry Rotondi
Become a fan of Queens Crap on Facebook.
Sites that kick ass:
The above organizations are recognized by Queens Crap as being beneficial to the city as a whole, by fighting to preserve the history and character of our neighborhoods. They are not connected to this website and the opinions presented here do not necessarily represent the positions of these organizations.
The comments left by posters to this site do not necessarily represent the views of the blogger or webmaster.
Street or satellite shots used here are from Google Maps or Windows Live Local.
The comments left by posters to this site do not necessarily represent the views of the blogger or webmaster.
Street or satellite shots used here are from Google Maps or Windows Live Local.
Blog Archive
-
▼
2014
(1806)
-
▼
April
(153)
- AirBnB: Why take on a roommate when you can rent o...
- The beginning of the end for Woodside
- Hydrant parking by DA staffers
- Illegal eyesore house coming down
- Bill introduced to protect the convicted
- Melissa takes 1st step at reform
- Comrie vs. Smith
- Affordable housing push is likely to hurt industry
- Grim news for Grimm
- Another raise in water rates
- Parking Avenger spots illegal DA office parking
- Knockown Center hosts porn event [NSFW]
- Get out while you can!
- Judge stymies town's bid to stay crap-free
- Restaurant patrons want to sit outside
- Boathouse meeting attempts to "clear the air" but ...
- DeBlasio not all that different than Bloomberg...
- Really tall buildings are the price for saving hos...
- You'll just have to take it with you
- Update on creepy sign
- Little Neck residents want wall to come down
- Bayside High enrollment number just a misunderstan...
- Someone has to own this theater, but who?
- Whitestone high school nixed
- Community board term limit resolution introduced
- St. Albans Civic protests variance for oversized h...
- Uninvited houseguest in Howard Beach
- Another theater bites the dust
- North Flushing parking fiasco
- Church may find salvation...or be sold to developers
- You can't hide from the Parking Avenger!
- Community in the dark about proposed Glendale shelter
- Parking Avenger strikes at Borough Hall
- Charter schools are where it's at
- Can people with modest incomes afford NYC anymore?
- Why would someone do this to a street tree?
- Someone drank the Hater-ade
- Will every unit come with a canoe?
- Boardwalk finally being rebuilt
- Speaker calls for increase in police force
- Convicted pol listed on fundraiser invite
- AirBnB wants to go legit; many just want them to g...
- Children die in preventable Far Rockaway fire
- Eyesore cleaned up by volunteers in Jamaica
- The World's Fair 75 years ago
- Here's Johnny...yet again
- Machine membership has its privileges
- Chicken coop runs a-fowl of the rules
- Queens is home to city's worst high school
- Creepy sign in North Flushing
- Year-long work stoppage at Kew Gardens Hills Library
- 1/2 of old Drake Theater to be demolished
- FDNY wants their trucks above water
- Crowley/Ackerman/DeBlasio donor in big trouble
- What's left of the 1964 World's Fair
- Flushing Commons project will start any day now...
- An unfortunate coincidence
- MTA looking to expand Jamaica depot
- Why Asians love Bayside
- Wood frame houses are the first to go
- Madelaine Chocolate still waiting for funds
- Restaurant expansion to replace current eyesore
- Wills wants garbage gone
- Hope for the homeless
- Deadly worksite shut down
- Promises broken at Astoria Cove
- DOT workers have nothing but time
- Packin' them in at Bayside High
- Partially collapsed Woodhaven building to be demol...
- The pros and cons of gentrification in Astoria
- Mount Manresa trees sent to wood chipper
- Possible parkland usurpation in Astoria
- More problems with AirBnB
- Smoker joker
- Steinway Street eyesore
- Questions for Katz
- The livin' ain't easy but the rent is free
- Fireworks returning to East River
- Does Queens really need larger trucks on its streets?
- Worker dies in fall
- City contractors cheat workers out of prevailing w...
- "The World of Tomorrow"
- Remembering Vincent Seyfried on the anniversary of...
- Main Street a mess
- Waiting until the cows come home?
- Mets try to be preservationists
- Hindus clean up Jamaica Bay
- Too much competition and not enough Jews
- Miss Heather asks a good question
- Community board appointment process a mystery
- City on the hook for $236M for Trump's golf course
- Sex offenders booted from shelter near school
- Pols call for a change in plans for condos-in-park...
- Adios, La Mesa Verde
- Come hang out under the 7 train!
- Kids causing problems in Woodhaven
- Nautical homeless shelters on Newtown Creek
- Forcing ticketers to produce photos
- Huge condo building proposed for Broadway
- Boards have different views on illegal conversions
-
▼
April
(153)
Send submissions to:
queenscrapper@gmail.com
Include address of property and any other information you have about it.
All contributors will remain anonymous.
Include address of property and any other information you have about it.
All contributors will remain anonymous.
9 comments:
The answer to the question is no. NYC has been made unaffordable by mayor dickberg and foreigners. Yes, foreigners.... the more people equals less land which equals more money for rents and houses. Plus, we have way too many developers who like to buy our land for cheap and flip the home for a profit. Its close to impossible to buy a shortsale or a foreclosure in nyc (if you're a regular person) due to cash buyers, most of whom are developers. Homes prices in NYC have tripled in the past 14 years. Meanwhile, wages actually declined by a small percentage.
Thank Pataki-Bruno. They gutted rent stabilization in 1997.
Since then over 300,000 units have fallen to deregulation.
Those were the truly affordable apartments.
Voters stabbed in the back again by ideologues.
If the City keeps raising commercial property taxes, building owners will pass the raises to the tenants, and rent will continue to go up.
The rental market in NYC is a maze of -controlled, -stabilized, and -subsidized units where the government has its fingers in all aspects of supply, demand, creation, and destruction.
Don't expect it to make sense, just pay up.
Its a crony capitalist / statist capital of the new Amerika.
Sorry....but Americans are going to have to learn the hard way it seems.
They have abandoned the Constitution.
Well you stupid *sshole poeple gave that mayor a 3rd term after he said he wanted to bring another million here and nothing about housing them so you all get what you deserve.
Maybe with enough abuse like this the public would be forced to get back into politics instead running after some friggin taco truck.
It's called the law of supply and demand. Keep importing more and more foreigners (legally and illegally) and watch rents inexorably climb higher and higher.
Admit you are a failure and humbly go back to your home town!
the warnings were all there in plain sight.
and some were in the ether,like hedge fund and equity firms acquiring apartment buildings and foreclosed homes for renting.
and all this enabled by corrupt,immoral elected hacks.
what else is there to say?
Post a Comment