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Hempstead Village, NY is an excellent place to visit for its unique culture and vibrant atmosphere. From the historic landmarks to the lively music venues, Hempstead Village has something to offer everyone. Many people rave about the array of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options in this small village. Whether you're looking for a peaceful stroll down Main Street or an evening of dancing and dining, Hempstead Village has something special for you. Visitors often comment on the friendly locals who are always willing to lend a helping hand. The quaint charm of Hempstead Village is what many people find so appealing; it's a great place to relax and feel at home.
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Hempstead - A town influx - 4/9/2008
Hempstead still is a good place to live but, too maany illegal immigrants have moved in to the village. Houses prices have climbed due to increased demand. The downtown area has improved over the years and the schools are
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why I left "the stead" - 12/11/2007
The stead is my heart, made me who I am, but I had toget out.Too expensive,no "real" jobs(except Verizon), and nothing to do,except for the Taste of Honey strip bar(and evn that fell off when the owner "TJ"died)This was once a great town, nakisaki resteraunt, A&S dept stores,Afro American museum(still there,but nothing in it),and I don't blame the Latinos or the corrupt government, Hempstead to me now is a 1/2 backward run down ghost town,The best thing I COULD'VE EVR DONE WAS LEAVE.Now the wanna bee's are Crips and Bloods, ms13, or swp. no future, no nightlife, Hempstead is a dead end, so are Roosevelt &Freetoo. I thank god I moved to Brooklyn, I love
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Hempstead N.Y. everyone I grew up with left.... - 8/10/2006
Mainly because the cost of living is way way high. The influx of Salvadorian and Mexican immigrants I believe has pushed up housing prices. They stay 5 to 10 people per Apartment or house and greedy landlords push the rents to $1200- $2000 per month for a run down apartment and they pay it with no problem. They only have to throw 100 dollars per week each and they're good. But what about single people, newlyweds, or small families? They can't afford that type of rent or let alone mortgage for a $300,000-$500,000 3 bedroom home, when you can go down south and buy a larger home with more yard space for less than half the price of these! I'm presently looking to relocate also, just picking where is my only problem. But by the end of the year I'm making my mind up and exiting this town that I grew up in and use to
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