I still follow the news in Harlem and with both my sisters living there we get back there once in a while (and for other events too as seen here).
I know things don't always go according to plan, but a dream situation for me would be that somehow, someway we end up back in Harlem in a brownstone someday. I still drool over brownstones in my old neighborhood of Hamilton Heights and keep on top of real estate developments.
Here's a sprinkling of real estate news and more that's making me ache for Harlem more than ever. It really is changing constantly . . .
Harvist - a gourmand's dream - opened the beginning of this year.
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Sugar Hill Museum Children's Museum of Art and Storytelling is making progress (this was a few short blocks from our old apartment ::sigh::).
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Reality: Susan Delvalle, the new director of the Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art & Storytelling in Harlem {Image Credit} |
When Wafels and Dinges comes to Harlem you know things are looking up!
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If I were still in Harlem I totally would've attended this Stop N Swap. Such a great idea!
And now the best for last . . . Harlem brownstones:
64 W. 119th ST (via) ...P.S. The new Whole Foods being built is less than 5 minutes away from here.
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Have you ever moved away from a place and months or years later still can't get over it? Did you return or not? Please share your story with me . . .