As New York City has been on lockdown for more than six months, rents have started dropping and vacancies are shooting up in Manhattan — the city’s most expensive borough. A New York Times report in August noted that more than 120,000 apartments became available in June and July. At the time same, Manhattan rents have been cut by as much as ten percent compared to 2019 rates. … [Read more...] about Report: Immigration to New York City Drops 45 Percent in Last Four Years
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What tourists need to know about visiting New York City during the pandemic
Setiawan's favorite places to grab takeout during the pandemic have been Tappo Thin Crust Pizza and restaurants in Manhattan's Chinatown, "since they were the first restaurants to be affected due to misplaced fear and racism," he says. He recommends two restaurants: Tasty Hand-pulled Noodles; and Noodle Village, for soup dumplings. … [Read more...] about What tourists need to know about visiting New York City during the pandemic
Fitness studio owners sue New York City for barring them from reopening with other gyms
The lawsuit was filed Wednesday by members of the newly formed Boutique Fitness Alliance — which represents about 100 group exercise studios in the city — and the New York Fitness Coalition, which comprises about 2,500 combined gyms and fitness studios throughout the state. … [Read more...] about Fitness studio owners sue New York City for barring them from reopening with other gyms
New York City Marathon’s first winner retraces race course 50 years later
Muhrcke, a former New York City firefighter who now lives in Huntington, New York, spoke to news outlets on Sunday about his experience running the course again. When asked what he thinks about the difference between the race in 1970 and now, Muhrcke said, "I still think this is a very tough course." … [Read more...] about New York City Marathon’s first winner retraces race course 50 years later
New York City Relocating Homeless Individuals Currently Housed In Commercial Hotels Due To Pandemic
The West Side Community Organization also released a statement, reading in part, “We appreciate that the City—at our urging—will be immediately taking concrete steps to address the chaos that reached a crisis point over the past several weeks when the City relocated hundreds of homeless individuals into the Lucerne Hotel, many of whom suffered from mental illness, addiction and other serious problems.” … [Read more...] about New York City Relocating Homeless Individuals Currently Housed In Commercial Hotels Due To Pandemic
