Why He’s Holding Out in East Harlem, Despite the Demolition
Even as his landlord tears down the East Harlem building he lives in, Ray Tirado has stayed put in his apartment. “Harassment by construction” is a critical part of how gentrification takes hold in neighborhoods like this, experts say.
Why He’s Holding Out in East Harlem, Despite the Demolition
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