Ich Bin ein Berliner!
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Anna Winger, photographer and novelist based in Berlin,contributing writer for T, The New York Times style magazine, on why apartments in Berlin make moving back to New York next to impossible.
Anna Winger, photographer and novelist based in Berlin,contributing writer for T, The New York Times style magazine, on why apartments in Berlin make moving back to New York next to impossible.
Comments [6]
what's really nice about berlin is that people aren't talking about real estate all the time.
artists pocess the city without owning it through processes that are much more compelling than real estate envy...
Man, a lot of hostility here about discussing Berlin! What's the deal?! Berlin is nice, I've spent a lot of time there staying with friends I've made. Maybe some of the complainers should stop whining about the jet-setting yupsters and make a friend or two in another country so they can see for themselves that New York is not all the only place in the world.
what do all these wonderful new yorkers do for a living in berlin. are they all self indulgent self absorbed professional bloggers? also, who cares?
Is Berlin beginning to become a more integrated city like London or is it still pretty homogeneous?
What the....?!? When did WNYC become a part of the Berlin Tourist Board? Enough with it! No doubt Berlin is just fabulous for the jet set wealthy and trust-fund "artists" but I suspect that New York residents who have to work for a living (and wouldn't be able to do so in Europe) don't give a rat's you-know-what about Berlin. How about you go back to serving the NYC community?
You mean all the yupsters and hipsters will go to Berlin now? Yay!
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