Construction frenzy to reshape look of city south of Canal
Four years from now, Lower Manhattan will be virtually unrecognizable.
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BIDs’ budgets to balloon in 2014
As Mayor Bloomberg’s administration nears an end, seven of the 25 largest business improvement districts in the city will see a windfall in next year’s budget, with a 21 percent year-over-year median gain in...
LoMa advocate Elizabeth Berger dies
UPDATED: 2:20 p.m., Aug. 6: Downtown revitalization champion Elizabeth Berger, who led efforts to help businesses in the area recover after Sept. 11 and Hurricane Sandy, passed away Monday at age 53, Crain’s reported.
Looking at Lower Manhattan 10 years after Sept. 11 attacks
Lower Manhattan is one of the fastest-growing neighborhoods in the city, the Wall Street Journal reported. Once considered a...
Water Street revamp needed to retain corporate tenants, study finds
55 Water Street, home to Standard & Poor’s The Alliance for Downtown New York has come out with a...
Lower Manhattan agency pitches retail revitalization plan
From top: the current Water Street corridor and a rendering of the area after the revitalization plan While...
Lower Manhattan agency pitches retail revitalization plan
From top: the current Water Street corridor and a rendering of the area after the revitalization plan While...
Q & A with Alliance for Downtown New York President Elizabeth Berger
Elizabeth Berger A 28-year resident of Lower Manhattan who has worked in city government for years, Elizabeth Berger now...
Lower Manhattan year-in-review shows some positive signs after a mostly gloomy 2009
Lower Manhattan’s office market saw declining rents and record-low leasing activity during 2009, but ended the year with activity...
9/11 trials will “wreak havoc” on nabe: REBNY
From left: Robert Douglass, chairman of the Alliance for Downtown New York, and Steven Spinola, president of REBNY The...
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