New York City

Ah Phil, tu ne peux savoir à quel point je t'envie !
Ce doit être une ville magique...

Tu as fait chauffé l'APN j'espère 

en parlent du densité :

http://nyc5boros.com

this is very interesting sir , je vous remercie 

LowerManhattan 12-05-2005 a écrit:

Pataki Assures Rebuilding Progress is on Track
Though recent media coverage has been critical of the rebuilding effort in Lower Manhattan due to setbacks in constructing the Freedom Tower, Gov. George Pataki set out to restore public confidence by announcing several initiatives to ensure that the progress will move forward without delay.

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http://www.lowermanhattan.info/news/pat … _43387.asp

Nouvel Obs, 24/05/2005

Donald Trump veut créer
une université en ligne

NOUVELOBS.COM | 24.05.05 | 09:34

Le magnat de l'immobilier veut mettre en place une institution virtuelle d'enseignement proposant des cours de marketing, de négociation de vente immobilière et de communication.

      Donald Trump veut créer une université en ligneaffaires.

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Stickyesman a écrit:

L'arivée à New York par PHIL:

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La premiere fois qu'on arrive a NY sur le chemin on est exite comme une puce, les yeux ecarquilles.

Maintenant ca me fait plus rien... je le vois tous les jours


Pour avoir une belle vue de Mahattan prenez le metro N ou W. La vue est spectaculaire. Seulement c'est visible uniquement depuis le train car les stations ont des palissades et la vue est cachee completement. Faudrait une echelle.

City Unveils Latest Plans for Waterfront

June 1, 2005
Mayor Bloomberg reveals the latest plans for redeveloping the city's waterfront


A waterfront esplanade complete with places to have picnics and cook burgers on outdoor grills is among the many features in the latest plans to redevelop the two-mile area along the East River, the mayor revealed Tuesday, May 31.

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To download high resolution images of the redevelopment project, please  click here.
http://www.lowermanhattan.info/news/eas … _58312.asp

http://www.lowermanhattan.info/news/cit … _88403.asp

Open House to Address 130 Liberty Deconstruction

June 16, 2005

deconstruction of 130 Liberty Street

The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) will hold an open house on Monday, June 20, to provide the public with an additional opportunity to learn more about the planned deconstruction of the building at 130 Liberty Street, formerly owned by Deutsche Bank.

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http://www.lowermanhattan.info/news/ope … _98250.asp

Stickyesman a écrit:

L'arivée à New York par PHIL:

Pour une première arrivée à NYC, je conseillerais, si on n'est pas trop pressé, de prendre un taxi (ou autre) de l'aéroport jusqu'à Staten Island, puis le ferry gratuit de Staten Island à Manhattan : c'est alors la traversée de la baie de New York avec la statue de la Liberté à gauche, l'ancien centre d'accueil des immigrants à droite, et les gratte-ciels qui sortent de la mer en face. Exactement la "ville verticale" dont parle Céline dans le Voyage au bout de la nuit.

Moi, je suis arrivé à NYC par le métro depuis l'aéroport, donc sans rien voir. Du coup j'ai pris en pleine gueule, sans transition, les bruits, le soleil, la chaleur (au mois d'août), les odeurs  et la verticalité de Manhattan lorsque je suis sorti de terre à côté du Madison Square Garden. Je crois que ma première impression a été : mais ils sont beaux, ici, les gratte-ciels !

New York c'est pas les Etats Unis

New Tax Incentives To Benefit Downtown Businesses

June 27, 2005

Tenants in downtown buildings, like 7 WTC, to benefit

A new tax incentive package will eliminate or reduce commercial rent taxes for downtown businesses as well as provide exemptions for expenses involved in preparing commercial office space for use, legislators announced on Friday, June 24. The benefits are expected to exceed $50 million by 2010.

The agreement, announced by Gov. George Pataki, Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno, and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, will eliminate commercial rent tax for the World Trade Center site and immediate vicinity and add a five-year exemption from commercial rent taxes for new and renewed leases for properties within the New York City Liberty Zone but outside of the World Trade Center area.

Additionally, state and local sales tax exemptions will be made for purchases related to outfitting, furnishing, or equipping office space for lease in buildings at the World Trade Center site and in Battery Park City. Other areas in Lower Manhattan will be eligible for a similar exemption, though with some restrictions.

"We made a solemn vow to the residents of New York City, the victims and heroes of 9/11, and all New Yorkers that terrorism would never destroy our great city or its spirit," Pataki said in a statement. "We're proud that this new incentive package will build on our ongoing efforts to promote economic growth, develop new business opportunities, create jobs, and make Lower Manhattan stronger than ever."

The agreement also calls for the creation of a new Lower Manhattan Relocation Employment Assistance Program, which will offer tax credits to businesses that currently have a presence in Manhattan and choose to relocate employees to Lower Manhattan from facilities outside of the city. These credits can be used to reduce city taxes, including the general corporation tax, the banking corporation tax, the unincorporated business tax, or the utility tax.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg praised the incentive package, stating: "Today's action by Albany will be a shot in the arm to the redevelopment of Lower Manhattan and another example of this administration's commitment to downtown."

Beyond the incentive package, the governor and legislature also recently agreed to extend the World Trade Center Economic Recovery Power program, authorizing the New York Power Authority to provide additional three-year contract extensions to participating downtown businesses, and expressed continued commitment to plans to designate an Empire Zone in Chinatown.

http://www.lowermanhattan.info/news/new … _20036.asp