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This is an excellent use of that land. Right now, most of it (if not all) is surface parking. It’s always good to see parking lots replaced with revenue-generating housing, retail and development. There’s also excellent transit connectivity with two bus stops and the Coney Island subway stop within walking distance of the development.
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Coney Island should look like South Beach. Bring in the fake palm trees too
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Come on, these buildings are pretty bland: the nabe needs a more “maritime” aesthetic, with white/blue colors, balconies, wavy facades and so on…
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Coney Island should look like mini Miami with its great views, multiple subway lines, and good location, yet its getting east new york/south bronx affordable housing quality buildings
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Out of all of those things, “multiple subway lines” is ths only thing that Coney Island has an advantage over Miami with. I agree that there should be Miami-esque towers with balconies and great waterfront views. Jersey City even has some towers that’d go great here.
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