A stretch of New York City known for its abandoned buildings and blight is now being occupied by homeless individuals living in makeshift camps set up in RVs, trucks, and trailers. Residents and local observers describe the scene as increasingly chaotic, with vehicles parked along the corridor creating a stark contrast to the area’s usual dereliction. The growing presence of these mobile dwellings has drawn criticism for worsening the neighborhood’s already dire appearance and raising concerns about safety and sanitation. Authorities face mounting pressure to address the situation amid complaints from nearby communities.
Eyesore NYC corridor has homeless shacking up in RVs, trucks and trailers: ‘It looks whack’ New York Post
