Statement regarding the WTC Summit by Elizabeth Berger, President of the Alliance for Downtown New York:
Nothing is more important to Lower Manhattan’s future as an international business center than rebuilding the World Trade Center site. Progress...
A Dozen Reasons Why Lower Manhattan is the Place to Be
There are certain things about Lower Manhattan most New Yorkers know: It’s a global center of commerce. It has narrow, winding streets, unlike...
Downtown Alliance Hails Renewed Focus on WTC
“We believe that the renewed focus on the World Trade Center prompted by Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and Mayor Michael Bloomberg is an...
Save Money, Go Green and Have Fun: Take a Tour of Historic Lower Manhattan on Free Bike
The Alliance for Downtown New York is offering workers, residents and visitors another great reason to work, live and play in Lower...
Downtown Connection Offers Free Bus Service To Downtown Culture Pass Attractions
Downtown Alliance Service Takes Riders to All Eight Participating MuseumsThe Alliance for Downtown New York’s free bus service—the...
STATEMENT OF THE ALLIANCE FOR DOWNTOWN NEW YORK REGARDING THE FULTON TRANSIT CENTER
Good evening, members of the World Trade Center Redevelopment Committee.I am Elizabeth H. Berger, president of the Alliance for Downtown New York,...
Downtown Alliance and NYC Parks Department Beautify Lower Manhattan with MillionTreesNYC
City plants eight more trees as part of ongoing initiativeThe New York City Department of Parks & Recreation planted eight more trees throughout...
Downtown Alliance Supports New York Academy of Sciences’ ‘Angel Life Network’
Investment Program Will Promote Innovation and Match Healthcare Startups with Early-Stage FundingThe New York Academy of Sciences launched the Life...
Downtown Alliance, Community Board 1 Sponsor Green Around Downtown: Community Planting Day 2008
Lower Manhattan residents will plant more than 500 annuals and perennials as part of Green Around Downtown: Community Planting Day 2008. The...
Lower Manhattan is NYC’s Newest Media Hotspot
New wave of media tenants moves Downtown; latest to sign a deal is newly formed Newsweek Daily Beast CompanyIt has been decades since printing...
