Month: March 2020

View as Webpage Lower Manhattan’s Local News View Current Issue COVID-19 NEWS Downtown Community Notices Manhattan Youth As news has developed over the day, our leadership team has determined that the best course of action for the immediate future is the following: Saturday March 14th, and Sunday March 15th, Manhattan Youth Downtown Community Center will...

View as Webpage Lower Manhattan’s Local News Lower Manhattan Property Values Catch the Flu Wall Street’s Bear Market Extends to Condominium Prices The pandemic Covid-19 virus and stock market meltdown are accelerating a trend that was already gripping Lower Manhattan: declining property values. The prices for condominium apartments Downtown peaked in late 2017, and have...

View as Webpage Lower Manhattan’s Local News It’s Here Employees of Three Local Firms Test Positive for Pandemic Virus Staff members at three local offices have become the first confirmed cases in Lower Manhattan of the Covid-19 virus that is triggering paroxysms in the health care system and the financial markets. On Monday, in a...

Lower Manhattan’s Local News The Broadsheet Inc. eBroadsheet.com editor @ ebroadsheet.com ©2020 All Rights Reserved Building a Greener Neighborhood BPCA to Host Public Discussion Tonight, with Focus on Making Community Sustainable Buro Happold engineer Josh Margul: “Energy is the biggest part of conversation with respect to greenhouse-gas emissions. And there are two angles to this: reducing...

Lower Manhattan’s Local News The Broadsheet Inc. | 212-912-1106 | editor@ebroadsheet.com | ebroadsheet.com ‘Forgotten But Unshaken, Among Comrades of Silence’ Cuomo Commission Selects Design and Location for Hurricane Maria Memorial The Hurricane Maria Memorial, which is slated for completion early next year, will be located near the corner of Chambers Street and River Terrace. The administration...

Lower Manhattan’s Local News The Broadsheet Inc. eBroadsheet.com editor @ ebroadsheet.com ©2020 All Rights Reserved Congestion Quarrels CB1 Mulls Tolling Plan, While Albany Feuds with Washington Dr. Betty Kay: “The bottom line is tolls must generate $1 billion per year. The idea is to encourage people not to bring their cars in.” A recent meeting...