--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Fred" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> See that's a problem. People buy multifamily homes turn them into
> single family home, what happens to the tenants? They are forced out.
They were single family homes. Not chopped up cubicles for warehousing
the less fortunate to colect section 8 funds. True mutlifamiles or
those that are up to code should be fine. You just have to convince the
new owner. were they looking for a "beach" home or for an investment.
The city had and still has plenty of opportunity to build affordable
housing. Start at Spingwood, then the block at Landford and 2nd then
work the way around Dewitt. Then you have the scatttered sites etc.
Look at long branch, they managed to knock down "low income" housing
and rebuild it. Decent looking homes etc. A mini version of the beloved
pier village.
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