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Realtor Says Rockaway Is The "New Williamsburg"


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Jamie Feldmar

Published Jul 19, 2011

Modified Jul 19, 2011


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The ad as seen in the The Wave, "Rockaway's newspaper since 1893."

 


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Published Jul 19, 2011

Modified Jul 19, 2011


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Attention! Attention! The Rockaway Beach boardwalk really is the new Bedford Ave! Hipsters new and old, get in on this sweet deal, because it's not going to last. This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to get in on the ground level of rapid gentrification! Act now before everyone catches on to the secret, like they're doing with under-the-radar Red Hook.

[The Wave via Jeremiah's Vanishing New York]

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