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Riverdale

community, New York City, New York, United States
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    …and the upper-class enclaves of Riverdale and City Island once again ranked as sought-after housing areas for the city elite. By the 2010s portions of the South Bronx had become dramatically gentrified. The number of housing units in the borough rose from about 451,000 in 1980 to about 512,000 in…

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    …and the upper-class enclaves of Riverdale and City Island once again ranked as sought-after housing areas for the city elite. By the 2010s portions of the South Bronx had become dramatically gentrified. The number of housing units in the borough rose from about 451,000 in 1980 to about 512,000 in…

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