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Men newly released from prison stopped by on their way to freedom. Occasionally, travelers booked a night at the Joyce. (In 2016, that would be just $242.) The 104-year-old building was another cheap lodge, the Hotel Treves, before that.

Poor people have been staying at the Joyce since at least 1965, when the owners began advertising furnished rooms for $32 a month. 'Just the thought of leaving is terrible.' 'I already miss it,' said Arnold Drake World, a 54-year-old artist who lived at the Joyce for three years. He evicted the tenants in the middle of a citywide housing emergency. The building's owner, who turned down multiple offers to save one of downtown's last remaining single-room occupancy hotels, was coy about its uncertain fate. A clerk collected keys.Р”Р„fter decades of housing some of the city's poorest, the Old Joyce had closed down. Then, last weekend, the Internet and cable television both went dark. Most had spent years at the Southwest 11th Avenue motel, forking over $40 a night to claim their little slice of downtown. But for 90 people, the Joyce Hotel was home.

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The windows rattled, and the walls stayed sticky.

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The resulting project came out this weekend. The block around it has gentrified, though, and the owner was shutting the motel down.Р”В«eth and I spent a few months there, getting to know the workers and tenants. The motel is an old single-room occupancy hostel that has, for decades, housed some of the city's poorest. A few months ago, Beth Nakamura asked me to work on a story about The Joyce Hotel with her. Few things are as fun as collaborating with a brilliant photographer on a story.