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The Manhattan Plan demonstrates the City’s commitment to shift from the status quo and implement ways — tried and true as well as innovative ones — to build more housing. Over the course of the past year, the NYC Department of City Planning, along with a consultant team, has engaged with hundreds of New Yorkers, experts, advocates, and other City agencies, each of whom brought their...
Housing Manhattanites 2025 Executive Summary In this update to Housing Manhattanites -- the Borough President's 2023 plan which identified opportunities for the creation of over 73,000 units of housing -- we identify progress on the sites and rezonings included in our initial 2023 report, introduce new housing opportunities identified with input from New Yorkers across the borough, and outline...
This report divides Manhattan into Downtown, Midtown and Uptown, then compares the major neighborhoods through asset value, lifestyle, resident class, business networks, culture, transport, safety, education, restaurants, hotels, retail, gentrification and investment value.
Manhattan is a borough of 1.6 million people, one of the most densely populated and economically productive places on earth, and the world's cultural capital. It is also, at this moment, a borough navigating three simultaneous pressures: an inherited fiscal crisis years in the making; a federal dismantling of the social programs that support daily life for millions of New Yorkers; and a cost...
From its beginning in 1939 with Enrico Fermi's graphite-pile reactor under the bleachers of Stagg Field at the University of Chicago to the fiery explosion of the first atomic bomb near Alamogordo, New Mexico, the Manhattan Project took a little less than 3 years to create a working atomic bomb. During that time, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers managed the construction of monumental plants to...
Manhattan Project National Historical Park Los Alamos, New Mexico In 1943, the United States government’s Manhattan Project built a secret laboratory at Los Alamos, New Mexico, for a single military purpose—to develop the world’s first atomic weapons. The success of this unprecedented, top-secret government program forever changed the world.