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When the triumphant U.S. women’s soccer team rolls down Broadway on Wednesday morning to bask in an official New York ticker-tape parade, it will be the first time the city has bestowed that signature confetti-blizzard on anyone since … the triumphant U.S. women’s soccer team in 2015, the last time it won the World Cup.
It was the little lease that could — and now, the deal that proved to be the turning point in downtown’s commercial rebirth after 9/11 is getting a second wind.
Lower Manhattan's long comeback recently reached a new milestone when jobs in the neighborhood exceeded the number in September 2001 for the first time since the terrorist attacks.
Fosun Hive Holdings completed its more than $160 million repositioning for 28 Liberty, the 2.
Eleven Madison Park’s former second-in-command is striking out on his own today with the opening of a fine-dining restaurant in a landmarked building in the Financial District.
It’s a ubiquitous, but most unwelcome feature of the downtown streetscape.
With more than 60,000 residents crammed into one square mile, Lower Manhattan has an endless supply of one commodity: garbage, which accumulates by the hundreds of tons every 24 hours.
The Alliance for Downtown New York is hoping to improve Downtowners' residential trash woes — a result of a residential boom the neighborhood has seen in recent years.
WeWork is opening a seventh location in the Financial District, Commercial Observer has learned.
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