
Shabazz Stuart
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Shabazz Stuart
@ShabazzStuart
Just a kid from Brooklyn. 🚇🚲🚍 Building better urban 🚲 infrastructure as CEO of @ooneepod also @streetspac @transalt



Checking in on that affordability agenda

Last year NYC mandated that landlords must eat the cost of broker commissions. How much do these commissions typically total? One month’s rent. Or 8.3% of a year’s total rent. How much did rents rise in Manhattan over the past year? 8.2%. Funny how that works.

23% of households on the UES and UWS own a car. The City is "retaking" nearly 30,000 parking spots in these neighborhoods by 2032 for trash bins. So much for making the city more affordable for families. Another one added to the list of why families leave NYC. gothamist.com/news/parts-of-…



Trump on Thursday night address: It's really, really big news. It doesn't get bigger because without free and fair elections, you don't have a country


Interesting. Utica Ave BRT is projected to cost 80x less and have almost 20,000 more daily riders than a subway to Kings Plaza


So the MTA estimates the cost of a 4-mile subway extension down an extremely wide Brooklyn street at $16 BILLION DOLLARS!!! We are cooked. NYC may never build a new subway line ever again.

Six disabled residents of West 72nd St. have filed a lawsuit against the city in an effort to stop the 72nd St. 2-way bike lane proposal, arguing that it unlawfully discriminates against them as disabled individuals because it would impair their access to West 72nd Street





Remember when your close personal friends, @bradlander & @BilldeBlasio made sure their kids went to the “whitest middle school” in Park Slope?









Bryant Park isn't really "privatized." It's a public park that is operated under a maintenance agreement by the Bryant Park Corporation– a nonprofit 501 c3 that operates in collaboration with the 34th Street Partnership (the local BID).





There is an invention for this. It’s called a subway. 🤷🏾♂️ 🚇


Parts of Manhattan to sacrifice 10% of street parking as NYC installs new trash bins gothamist.com/news/parts-of-…






