Honestly, this may be the worst place to have housing. It's where so many commuters and travelers are coming into. Building for commercial here is great for Jersey residents who work in Manhattan, as well as out-of-town travelers coming in for meetings.

I'm pretty sure may drugstores, especially in busy areas, are starting to do this. The problem is that pretty much anyone can steal them, run out the door, then sell them on Amazon cheap and make a little bit of money.

I think it makes sense if you realize that the post's print circulation (which is read by people who live in NYC) is absolutely abysmal, and they're trying to drive traffic through Fox News and social media -- and those people don't really care about improvements to the Lex Line

Ah, once again the Post is rooting the destruction of NYC.

The main exits of Yankee Stadium empty out either to the west or the south, where there are no bars. The few times I visited the new Yankee Stadium, the flood of people went straight to the subway, bypassing all the bars and nightlife.

One of the problem is that supply isn't growing. Or, should I say, supply of livable housing isn't growing.

What's being built are 30-unit buildings where they can afford to have only 10-15 sold with a huge markup making up the profit.