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Commuters are still putting up with Hurricane Sandy six years after it wrecked the region, with PATH suspending service to the World Trade Center during weekends for two years.

Companies in the technology, advertising, media and information fields are snatching up leases in the Financial District left and right. 

Lower Manhattan remains a preferred address for multiple kinds of business, as well as for New Yorkers seeking a place to live, according to a new analysis from the Downtown Alliance. 

Lower Manhattan’s remarkable commercial diversification is exultantly reported in the Downtown Alliance’s third-quarter Manhattan real estate market report.

Hotel room inventory in Lower Manhattan is expected to increase 27% in the next few years and if all projects in the pipeline move on to development, the hotel inventory in Lower Manhattan will rea

Since the 2008 bust, tech, advertising, media, and information companies now thrive in Lower Manhattan

Demand from technology tenants in New York City remains steady as the sector experienced a more than 12 percent increase in local job growth over the past two years, according to CBRE’s annual Tech

If you walked around the South Street Seaport any time within about a year after 2012's catastrophic Hurricane Sandy, you might have wondered if the place would ever be revived.

Come down to the Water Street-Whitehall Plaza on Monday (10/22) at 5 p.m. to celebrate the launch of New York City’s first secure bike pod.

Fine dining, Financial District: Two things you never expected to find in the same sentence.