I'm totally split about this new subway route change 125th Street is a major hub for Harlem residents & it's kinda cool they're adding three new stations But at the same time, I'm worried about gentrification and how this might affect the local community I've seen it happen in other neighborhoods before... anyway, if it means more affordable travel options for people who need it, I guess it's a win
man, this is just great... they're gonna rip up 125th Street and turn it into a subway line... think about all those small businesses and shops that'll get pushed out by gentrification ... I mean, i guess it's good for the people who live in harlem and stuff but what about the rest of us? how much more are we gonna be stuck paying for this thing? $7.7 billion is just crazy... and don't even get me started on the transfer points at lenox avenue... it's just gonna make a mess
omg I'm so hyped about this new subway plan ! finally, residents in Harlem are gonna get some decent transport options . it's crazy to think about the history behind this project, like a century of planning and now they're making a major change . i get that gentrification is a concern for some, but let's be real, it's not all bad news . more affordable options for residents? yes, please!
️ I think this new plan for the Second Avenue subway extension is a game changer for Harlem residents ! I mean, think about it - no more super long commutes or awkward transfers . This new line will make a huge difference in people's lives, especially those who don't have easy access to the Upper East Side . Plus, the cost is worth it when you consider all the money we'll save in the long run . I just hope they can deliver on this promise and avoid any major construction headaches .
I've been following the news on the Second Avenue subway extension for a while now, and I gotta say, it's a game changer for Harlem residents! The fact that they're getting easy access to the Upper East Side is a huge deal, especially considering how limited their options were before . I'm all for making public transportation more affordable and accessible, and this plan seems like it checks those boxes. Of course, $7.7 billion is no chump change, but if it means better travel times and increased ridership, it's worth it in my book . And hey, the fact that Hochul's office is trying to address community concerns about gentrification by offering more affordable options is a big plus . Fingers crossed that this project stays on track and gets completed by 2032!
I'm totally split about this new subway route change 
125th Street is a major hub for Harlem residents & it's kinda cool they're adding three new stations 
But at the same time, I'm worried about gentrification and how this might affect the local community 
I've seen it happen in other neighborhoods before... anyway, if it means more affordable travel options for people who need it, I guess it's a win 
... I mean, i guess it's good for the people who live in harlem and stuff but what about the rest of us? how much more are we gonna be stuck paying for this thing? $7.7 billion is just crazy... and don't even get me started on the transfer points at lenox avenue... it's just gonna make a mess 
. it's crazy to think about the history behind this project, like a century of planning and now they're making a major change 
. i get that gentrification is a concern for some, but let's be real, it's not all bad news 
. more affordable options for residents? yes, please! 
️ I think this new plan for the Second Avenue subway extension is a game changer for Harlem residents 
. This new line will make a huge difference in people's lives, especially those who don't have easy access to the Upper East Side 
. Plus, the cost is worth it when you consider all the money we'll save in the long run 
.