office space: Office Space - Chinatown, NYC
- 12/19/11 03:46 AM
Office Space - Chinatown, NYC Chinatown is home to one of the largest populations of Chinese people outside of Asia.The exact borders of C-town are of great dispute and appear to be ever changing. They are approximately between Broadway and East Broadway and south of Grand Street and north of Worth Street. They do not form a perfect square because of the odd shape of downtown and because C-town borders Little Italy. In 2010 C-town and Little Italy were listed in a single district on the National Register of Historic Places.The most recognizable street in C-town is Doyers Street. It has … (1 comments)
office space: Office Space - Herald Square, NYC
- 12/19/11 03:46 AM
Office Space - Herald Square, NYC No, it’s not Times Square, but it is an intersection on Broadway that New York visitors might want to put on their checklist. Herald Square is on the intersection of Broadway and 34th Street but the views are not limited there – in fact, the Empire State Building looms no more than a block away. Though HS has been popular for some time – it was mentioned in “Give My Regards to Broadway” some one hundred years ago – it is today well-known for its presence in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, which is watched … (1 comments)
office space: Office Space - Diamond District, NYC
- 12/19/11 03:46 AM
Office Space - Diamond District, NYC Located smack dab in Midtown Manhattan, the Diamond District reportedly does some $400 million in business on a daily – yes, we said daily – basis. It’s not hard to see why; located between Fifth Avenue and Sixth and on West 47th Street, the location of the DD is set up to be an ideal place for Midtowners to come and buy their jewelry. Yes, they really do sell a lot of diamonds in the DD. The DD historically received a boost when Orthodox Jews were forced to flee the Netherlands and Belgium during World … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - NoHo, NYC
- 12/19/11 03:46 AM
Office Space - NoHo, NYC NoHo stands for “North of Houston Street”. It is located in the heart of Downtown Manhattan and its boundaries are roughly, Houston Street on the south, The Bowery on the east, Astor Place on the north and Broadway on the west. Tucked in between the East and West Village, it is a desirable neighborhood because of its central location and loft style apartments. One of the unique features of the area is the NoHo Historic District. Its approximate 125 buildings represent the development of New York City’s commercial architecture from the 1850’s to 1910. Office Space … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - Clinton, NYC
- 12/19/11 03:46 AM
Office Space -Clinton, NYC The neighborhood of Clinton is known by several names including the famed Hell’s Kitchen and Midtown West. It is located between 34th Street and 59th Street and from 8th Avenue to the Hudson River.This neighborhood’s gritty reputation kept real estate prices relatively low compared to the rest of Manhattan. Prices have jumped dramatically since the 1990’s and now boast some of most expensive in the city.This was once a stronghold for the poor and working-class Irish Americans and is now home to many actors because of its proximity to the Broadway theatres and the Actors Studio. Office … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - Tribeca, NYC
- 12/19/11 03:46 AM
Office Space - Tribeca, NYC South of Canal Street, between Broadway and West Street, and going south to Chambers Street, the “Tribeca” neighborhood is one of New York City’s most infamous, partially due to the presence of the Tribeca Film Festival, but primarily due to its cultural relevance. Located on Manhattan’s lower side, the zip code of “10013” was ranked New York City’s most expensive by Forbes Magazine in 2006. This may have something to do with how many celebrities can afford to live there: reported residents include everyone from Billy Crystal to Meryl Streep. But even tourists don’t come to … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - Wall Street, NYC
- 12/19/11 03:46 AM
Office Space - Wall Street, NYC Since the street itself has become synonymous with the entire American financial industry, it’s easy to forget that the physical neighborhood of Wall Street still exists! But new visitors to New York might be surprised to find out its size; the street actually simply runs eight blocks from Broadway to South Street on the East River. Despite the neighborhood’s small physical stature, however, it still hosts some impressive visuals, including the New York Stock Exchange building – hard to miss with its high columns and neo-classical architecture – and Federal Hall. Extending out to the … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - Lower West Side, NYC
- 12/19/11 03:46 AM
Office Space - Lower West Side, NYC The Lower West Side is now known as Tribeca.The name Tribeca stands for “Triangle Below Canal Street”.Tribeca encompasses the area south of Canal Street, between Broadway and West Street, continuing south to Chambers Street.The once dominant industrial base vanished by the 1960’s leaving behind large amounts of empty commercial space. This empty space attracted artists and a large scale conversion of the space into upscale residential homes.It is one of America’s most fashionable and desirable neighborhoods, well known for its celebrity residents.Some of it’s well known residents have included the likes of Billy Crystal, … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - Upper West Side, NYC
- 12/19/11 03:46 AM
Office Space - Upper West Side, NYC It lies between Central Park and the Hudson River and between West 59th Street and West 125th Street.Like its sister neighborhood, the Upper East Side, it is a wealthy upscale neighborhood that is primarily residential. An interesting mix of residents has called the Upper West side home in past years including African Americans, the Jewish community and the gay community. It has undergone several phases of urban renewal, including the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the Hudson River Greenway and the transformed railroad yards into such residential places as Trump Place. Some great … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - Midtown North, NYC
- 12/19/11 03:45 AM
Office Space - Midtown North, NYC Mid-North lies in the northern point of the prosperous Manhattan Midtown region. Although a relatively lesser-known region compared to its brothers on the other 3 points of a compass in Midtown, Mid-North is still home to various unique places and pieces of the American history. The Meatpacking District springs to mind here. As its name suggests, Meatpacking District was originally a region packed with slaughterhouses, processing animal meat day in, day out. This district eventually turned into the darker side, with brothels and shady night clubs sprouting like mushrooms after a storm in this area. … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - Midtown South, NYC
- 12/19/11 03:45 AM
Office Space - Midtown South, NYC Mid-South is one of the more popular tourist locations in Midtown Manhattan. Here, throngs of tourists mingle with busy office-workers; berms and track shoes are seen as often as ironed dress pants and leather shoes. Mid-South has the honor of harboring the most iconic building in New York’s skyline: the Empire State Building. This 102-story cultural landmark stands at a whopping 1,454 ft., and its unique Art Deco style drew the admiration of many architects. All other skyscrapers beside it seem plain beside this majestic work of art – it has been declared by the … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - Midtown West, NYC
- 12/19/11 03:45 AM
Office Space - Midtown West, NYC Midtown West can be said to be the more culture-centric version of its brother, Midtown East; while Midtown East boasts commercial centers such as the Chrysler building and Sony building, Mid-West harbors plenty of museums and the veritable Broadway Street itself. Indeed, as the heart of the American theater scene, Broadway Street gives Mid-West the bragging rights to proclaim itself as the cultural center of Manhattan and even New York. For example, Broadway Street harbors the legendary “Canyon of Heroes”, where ticker-tape parades are often held in celebration of victories, be it by the state’s … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - Midtown East, NYC
- 12/19/11 03:45 AM
Office Space - Midtown East, NYC Midtown East, located in commercial Midtown Manhattan, covers the area bounded by 42nd Street and 59th Street. Here, towering skyscrapers adorns themselves in capes made from clouds, testament to mankind’s achievements in masonry and construction. Indeed, many landmarks are situated in M.E. – the Chrysler building, for example, is one of the most iconic skyscraper in M.E.. At a venerable age of 80, this Art Deco style skyscraper is considered by many contemporary architects as one of New York’s finest buildings. What makes it stands out from the other magnificent skyscrapers that characterize Manhattan is the … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - East Village, NYC
- 12/13/11 04:22 AM
Office Space - East Village, NYC The East Village, bordered by Stuyvesant Town, Greenwich Village, Gramercy and Lower East Side, is perhaps the one neighborhood in Manhattan with the most diverse community – Asian, Caucasian, Hispanic and African-American are almost of equal proportions in this area. The E.V. is known for its role as the birthplace of many counter-culture movements in New York. The Tompkins Square Park Communist Rally in the 19th century and the more recent “Summer of Love” are a few examples of these counter-culture movements. This counterculture core is perhaps the main reason why the neighborhood drew so … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - Soho, NYC
- 12/13/11 03:37 AM
Office Space - Soho, NYC SoHo (SOuth of HOuston Street) is another one of the many amazing, intriguing neighborhoods of Manhattan. Here, South Houston houses the largest collection of cast-iron buildings – SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District houses ~500 buildings, all characterized by their unique casts-iron architecture. Even in the past, South Houston was revered as a shopping and theater district. Many forms of entertainment existed here, but they slowly eroded as development moved uptown, away from the neighborhood. SoHo then fell into decline. For a period of time, the area even took on the name “Hell’s Hundred Acres because of the … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - Times Square, NYC
- 12/13/11 03:20 AM
Office Space - Times Square, NYC One word describes Times Square to any tourist, and even locals: Wow. Here, mega-billboards decorate the otherwise dull skyscrapers as commercial enterprises meet the major theaters from Broadway. This conglomeration of brightly-lit billboards is no coincidence – it is, in fact, made compulsory by Manhattan’s governing body! The Square can be said to be the icon of the United States – as the vanguard and harbinger of Capitalism and Democracy, The area seem to say it all through just pictures alone, with its billboards, bustling streets and theaters. Indeed, the theaters are one of the … (1 comments)
office space: Office Space - Union Square, NYC
- 12/13/11 03:06 AM
Office Space - Union Square, NYC Union Square, one of the most recognizable public spaces in New York, joins Park Avenue South and Broadway to Fourth Avenue. Here, tourists, residents and office workers alike come together in a mishmash of culture and ethnicity, reflecting the cosmopolitan nature of the United States. The Square harbors the Union Square Park, which has been the place for many important events. For example, the very first Earth Day was held in the Park. Today, it hosts the U. Sq. Green Market, where regional small farmers come together to sell their greens and fruits to health-conscious … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - Flatiron District, NYC
- 12/13/11 02:44 AM
Office Space - Flatiron District, NYC The Flatiron District, named after the iconic Flatiron Building, is a beautiful neighborhood characterized by exquisite cast-iron architecture and its myriad of novelty stores. The district was actually given its name by real estate agents – initially, the neighborhood went by the main commercial activity in the area. As such, the name “Toy District” was given to it in the early 20th century, because of the annual American Toy Fair and its proximity to the Toy Center. Thereafter, it was named as the Photo District because of its seemingly magical draw for photographers – many … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - Rockefeller Center, NYC
- 12/13/11 02:37 AM
Office Space - Rockefeller Center, NYC Rockefeller Center, the “city within a city”, truly represents America’s tenacity and perseverance. Privately funded by Dr. Rockefeller Jr. in the 1930s, the R.C., then known as the Radio City, was built amidst the Great Depression that brought the world’s economy to a standstill. This show of prosperity and growth during this economic crisis provided Americans a bastion of hope for them to tide through these dark times. The area harbors 14 buildings in total, and these buildings have had their fair share of media attention. For example, the RCA building, the tallest of these … (0 comments)
office space: Office Space - Greenwich Village, NYC
- 12/13/11 02:30 AM
Office Space - Greenwich Village, NYC Greenwich Village, located in the western regions of Lower Manhattan, is often revered as the “bohemian capital” of New York in the 19th to 20th century. Indeed, as the birthplace of the Beat movement and host to the homes of various world-famous stars such as John Lennon, Emma Stone and Edward Norton, many artists have flocked to the Village in the past. Alas, high property prices have deterred these often penniless artists, and the neighborhood’s title as the bohemian capital is now just a keepsake from its glorious past. Office Space - Greenwich Village, NYC … (0 comments)
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Office Space - Chinatown, NYC Chinatown is home to one of the largest populations of Chinese people outside of Asia.The exact borders of C-town are of great dispute and appear to be ever changing. They are approximately between Broadway and East Broadway and south of Grand Street and north of Worth Street. They do not form a perfect square because of the odd shape of downtown and because C-town borders Little Italy.
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