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New York City shed 500 private sector jobs in June and has now seen a net gain of 21,700 private sector jobs through the first half of 2026. Private sector jobs have increased by 1.3% year-over-year, faster than the national growth rate of 0.5%.
Overview The New York City hotel market provides a critical service for a major global tourism destination.1 Historically, New York State’s hotel market is the fourth-largest in the nation, behind California, Texas and Florida.2 The New York City hotel industry experienced strong growth in the decade preceding 2020 but was hit very hard by the pandemic. The hotel industry has since recovered...
New York City's first-ever Preliminary Citywide Racial Equity Plan represents a historic milestone in the City's commitment to achieving racial equity. Developed by the Mayor's Office of Equity & Racial Justice (MOERJ) in collaboration with 45 City agencies and more than 200 staff, this plan is a framework to ensure every New Yorker thrives in...
New York City is at record-high employment. We’re the top destination in the country for young talent, with twice as many new graduates choosing us over number two, Los Angeles. We are a global leader in the Life Sciences, Green Economy, and Tech sectors, with an AI transformation already underway. With each passing day, we have more subway riders and tourists, and fewer vacant stores and...
The Occupied City: New York and the American Revolution is a partnership between the Museum of the City of New York and The Gotham Center for New York City History—our thanks to Dr. Peter-Christian Aigner and Blake McGready.
After New York outlawed slavery in 1827,4 New York’s laws continued to target Black people. Housing policy was among the earliest and most powerful drivers of economic exclusion. The state destroyed thriving Black communities like Seneca Village and later used government-backed redlining to strip Black families of homeownership and the wealth it creates. Black residents were confined to...
New York City is a top global destination, and the tourism industry is a vital component of its economy. In 2019, the number of visitors to the City reached a record 66.6 million. However, the COVID-19 pandemic devastated this thriving industry, resulting in a 66.5 percent decline in visitors to 22.3 million in 2020.