Bronx
City Shouldn't Overload Bronx Nabe With Social Services
Jay Shuffield |
This Bronx resident says a planned concentration of supportive housing and other social services in his neighborhood threatens to undermine city plans to spur investment.
View looking north from Fordham Road along Webster Avenue, a corridor the Economic Development Corporation has targeted for improvement but where many supportive housing projects are planned.
This Bronx resident says a planned concentration of supportive housing and other social services in his neighborhood threatens to undermine city plans to spur investment.
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