The PLG vs/ Lefferts Gardens vs Flatbush wars be damned. Once developers start naming buildings all the way south on Linden "The PLG," the joke's on us. 123 Linden was very recently the site of a stately longtime old-age home, and ironically also housed offices of the only man who probably could have prevented this building being built, Councilperson Mathieu "Empty Suit" Eugene. 123 Linden is now visible from the Empire State Building. Because frankly if you can see the Empire State Building from the roof of "The PLG," that Lady serving as a symbol for freedom (or for cheap European labor, depending through whose eyes you're viewing) - if you see her, she can most certainly see you.
Wow that building looks SO much bigger than the Q ever imagined. There were reasons for its being built, and they weren't all nefarious. To save the nursing home behind it, the board sold off the land and presumably air rights for what has become, I suppose, the new normal. Though even in market-rate-ridden PLG/Flatbush, there ain't nothing normal
about this place. I mean, c'mon, TWO swimming pools?
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This sentence leaves me speechless: "Live life from lavish new angles at PLG, a fiercely independent collection of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom residences in Prospect Lefferts Gardens."
Maybe in this case "PLG" stands for Pools Lure Gentrification?
Also Yvette Clarke has her offices there. Why I’ll never vote for her again.
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