Out: The area here is mostly white, with some Asian and Hispanic as well. This is a big commercial strip with lots of small stores. Some look pretty old, while others look kind of trendy (see photos). There are also some 3-4 story apartment buildings around.
The area looks solidly middle-class, but no real signs of gentrification (even though there is a yoga studio and some new condos). There are also furniture stores and a nails place, along with an eclectic-looking jazz bar and restaurant. There are plenty of banks, pharmacies, etc. on Broadway.
In: Same as 46 St. , but maybe a bit dirtier and worse-maintained. The mezzanine is very large here. For some reason at this stop I can access both sides from the same entrance.
