Developers are going to take advantage of rundown blue-collar housing and turn it into white collar.

I'm blue collar; she's white collar. She's a CPA, and I'm an entrepreneur. It all works.

Night was a wonderful time in Brooklyn in the 1930s. Air conditioning was unknown except in movie houses, and so was television. There was nothing to keep one in the house. Furthermore, few people owned automobiles, so there was nothing to carry one away. That left the streets and the stoops. The very fullness served as an inhibition to crime.

The township is working with developers to incorporate bike paths into their housing and commercial development plans and requiring them to pay for the construction of the paths.

Choose the neighbor before choosing the house.

The irony is that, coming from a white-collar British background, I tend to play blue-collar Americans!