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It is one CEO with one 800 bed hotel and 3 < 200 bed hotels speaking this way. As a NYC resident, we don't want transients living in our buildings. There are s
by davidf18 10y ago
It is one CEO with one 800 bed hotel and 3 < 200 bed hotels speaking this way.
As a NYC resident, we don't want transients living in our buildings. There are safety issues for children, the elderly, an women, as well as potential theft. Many buildings are doormen to keep transients out.
There are $60 hotel rooms in Union City, NJ (according to Priceline) which is about 15 minutes by transit away from Times Square, the center of tourism in NYC. These Union City hotel rooms are closer to Times Square than a number of NYC hotels.
- ethanbond 10y agoThere are far better arguments to make than "good lord, the women and children!"
- ceejayoz 10y agoThere are far worse arguments, as well. "I want my kids to be safe" isn't automatically a bad argument.
- ethanbond 10y agoI guess I'm just cynical of this since it's usually baseless fearmongering. Has there been evidence of serious problems with this? I haven't seen any but I also haven't gone looking either.