| Y/M/D | Description | Place |
|---|---|---|
| 1984/00/00 | A New York Magazine cover article about gentrification, "The Lower East Side: There Goes the Neighborhood," describes the Christodora as a "clunky old" building "surrounded by burned-out buildings that crawled with pushers and junkies." | Christodora House, New York City |
| 1984/00/00 | A New York Magazine cover article about gentrification, "The Lower East Side: There Goes the Neighborhood," describes the Christodora as a "clunky old" building "surrounded by burned-out buildings that crawled with pushers and junkies." | Alphabet City, |
| 1988/08/07 | Rioters chanting "Die Yuppie Scum" in reference to the supposed "yuppie scum" residents in Christodora House, heave a police barricade through the glass front doors and ransacked the lobby. | Christodora House, New York City |
| 1988/08/07 | "It was horrific for me, to walk outside and have people yell: 'Pig! Yuppie scum!'. I wanted to say, 'I'm no yuppie, I'm broke!' My phone was turned off." Jerry Saltz, art critic for New York Magazine, lived in a 10th-floor apartment at the time. | Christodora House, New York City |
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