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Four years from now, Lower Manhattan will be virtually unrecognizable.

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...

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...

Lower Manhattan is one of the fastest-growing neighborhoods in the city, the Wall Street Journal reported. Once considered a purely commercial district, abandoned come...

55 Water Street, home to Standard & Poor’s The Alliance for Downtown New York has come out with a new study on how to...

From top: the current Water Street corridor and a rendering of the area after the revitalization plan While Lower Manhattan may be better known...

From top: the current Water Street corridor and a rendering of the area after the revitalization plan While Lower Manhattan may be better known...

Elizabeth Berger A 28-year resident of Lower Manhattan who has worked in city government for years, Elizabeth Berger now advocates for the area’s economic...

Lower Manhattan’s office market saw declining rents and record-low leasing activity during 2009, but ended the year with activity on the rise and vacancies...

From left: Robert Douglass, chairman of the Alliance for Downtown New York, and Steven Spinola, president of REBNY The Real Estate Board of New...

TerraCRG expands with new office Boutique commercial brokerage TerraCRG has moved its operations to a new office at 592 Pacific Street in Downtown Brooklyn,...