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OVERVIEW |
Continuing last year's momentum into the New Year, New York City Economic Development Corporation is pleased to announce major economic development events that are taking place throughout New York City, including a major announcement from City Hall, Coney Island revitalization and World Trade Center developments in this month's edition of NYCVISION.
Brought to you by New York City Economic Development Corporation, NYCVISION provides the latest news and information on economic development initiatives that are contributing to the City's growth across the five boroughs. We encourage you to visit our website, www.nycedc.com to learn more about how we work to help companies Make It Here. |
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| NEWS HIGHLIGHTS |
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Robert C. Lieber Appointed Deputy Mayor for Economic Development
Mayor Bloomberg named Robert C. Lieber to be the Deputy Mayor for Economic Development, replacing outgoing Deputy Mayor Daniel L. Doctoroff. Lieber will lead the City's economic development efforts and oversee and coordinate the operations of several city agencies. |
| Lieber Appointment Press Release > |
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Innovative Entertainment Destination Planned for Coney Island
A design team has been selected to transform Steeplechase Plaza into a signature component of a revitalized Coney Island. The 2.2 acre site will be a new, one-of-a-kind civic and entertainment destination between Keyspan Stadium and the famous Coney Island Boardwalk. Uses may include a performance space, seating areas, and amusements. |
| Coney Island Press Release > |
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$1.45 Billion Deal to Bring Upscale Retail to World Trade Center
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey recently approved a $1.45 billion deal with The Westfield Group, one of the world's largest mall operators, to develop upscale stores and restaurants in the new office towers being built at the World Trade Center. Nearly 500,000 square feet of retail space will be developed at three skyscrapers and in concourses connecting the buildings to a transit hub. Construction is expected to begin this month and will be completed in five years. |
| World Trade Center Article > |
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PR Giant Edelman Moving to Lower Manhattan
Global public relations firm Daniel J. Edelman recently signed a lease for 127,000 square feet at 250 Hudson Street and will occupy the top four floors of the building. Edelman will move its headquarters in 2009 from its current midtown location at 1500 Broadway. |
| Edelman Lease Signing Article > |
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Verizon Remains Committed to Lower Manhattan
Verizon recently renewed its lease at the Moinian Group's 90 John Street in Lower Manhattan, according to a story reported by globest.com. Verizon's commitment to Lower Manhattan sheds light on the continued resurgence of the neighborhood as a commercial, residential, and transportation hub. |
| Verizon Lease Renewal Article > |
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| SEEKING PROPOSALS |
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A number of unique and exciting projects are available through NYCEDC, offering companies the opportunity to add to the changing face of the City. Respective RFP's can be found below and contain distinct information related to the scope of service, scheduled site visits, Q&A's and submission deadlines. |
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| LEASING OPPORTUNITIES |
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From time to time, leasing opportunities become available for city-owned properties. Find more information about current opportunities below. |
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