JP Morgan Chase Moving Headquarters to Lower Manhattan

JP Morgan Chase entered into a $300 million agreement to develop office space at the World Trade Center complex. The planned 40-story skyscraper will serve as its operational headquarters and house over 7,000 employees.

MSNBC Moves to Manhattan

NBC Universal is relocating its MSNBC unit, bringing 421 jobs to the City. As a result, the company will make significant capital and technological investments in its Midtown facilities.

$110 Million Being Invested in Battery Maritime Building

Development of the historic Battery Maritime Building will feature a specialty foods marketplace and education center, a 135-room boutique hotel, and a roof top restaurant and bar.

Rezoning Brings New Jobs to Downtown Brooklyn

The City’s first major commercial project constructed in the area since its rezoning will feature a $60.4 million office component that will provide office space for about 500 permanent jobs.

"Museum Mile" Extending to Harlem

The Museum for African Art will be located at the corner of 110th Street and Fifth Avenue, extending the City’s storied “Museum Mile” and creating a “cultural gateway” to Harlem.

OTB Restructures to Raise Consumer Interest

Results from a study of the New York City Off-Track Betting Corporation provide a path for reform and restructuring of the racing industry in New York, ensuring economic viability and growth.

$105 Million Renovation to Historic Lighthouse Harbor Site

Triangle Equities Development Company will carry out the renovation of the Lighthouse Harbor site as well as construct two residential buildings on the vacant areas of the site.

Essex Street Market Gets New Look

NYCEDC has rebranded the Essex Street Market and implemented improvements throughout the facility. In addition, the market's website has been redesigned to reflect the new branding.

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