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More than 10.000 documents for Downtown Manhattan

- Four Points by Sheraton Heads to Downtown Manhattan.
Opening in Summer 2013, Four Points by Sheraton Financial District Will Be Brand's Fourth Hotel in New York City Guests Can Enjoy Spectacular Views ...
- Business Wire
- April 07, 2011
- Worker Wins $50.6 Million Battle Over Damages in New York City Scaffolding Fall
In a downtown Manhattan courtroom last month, a jury awarded $50.5 million to a worker left paralyzed after he fell 15 feet from a New York City scaffold in 2007. After a nine-day trial solely on damages, the jury adopted all of the plaintiff's numbers for economic loss, medical expenses and pain and suffering.
- Lawyers USA
- January 10, 2011
- Nausch, Hogan & Murray, Inc., has renewed its 10,245 s/f lease at The Moinian Group's 180 Maiden Lane in downtown Manhattan.
Nausch, Hogan & Murray, Inc., has renewed its 10,245 s/f lease at The Moinian Group's 180 Maiden Lane in downtown Manhattan. The global insurance comp...
- Real Estate Weekly
- February 23, 2011

- Parking Rates Virtually Unchanged in U.S., Up Moderately in Canada
- Midtown and Downtown NYC Lay Claim to Most Expensive Parking - SEATTLE, July 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- According to Colliers International's annual survey of parking rates in North America, released today, Midtown and Downtown Manhattan are the most expensive places in the U.S. to park, with median monthly rates at $541 and $533, respectively. Third-place Boston, at $438, is more than 19 percent less per month than Midtown Manhattan and well above the national average of $155.22.
- U.S. Newswire
- July 07, 2011
- The Moinian Group has arranged a 4,000 s/f lease for the Waterkeeper Alliance, an environmental non-profit, located at 17 Battery Place at Washington Street in downtown Manhattan.
The Moinian Group has arranged a 4,000 s/f lease for the Waterkeeper Alliance, an environmental non-profit, located at 17 Battery Place at Washington ...
- Real Estate Weekly
- June 08, 2011
- Rubin Schron of Cammeby's International announced that four leases have been signed, totaling more than 17,000 s/f at 32 and 42 Broadway, the company's Class A office buildings in downtown Manhattan.
Rubin Schron of Cammeby's International announced that four leases have been signed, totaling more than 17,000 s/f at 32 and 42 Broadway, the company'...
- Real Estate Weekly
- March 02, 2011
- New York Provides Inspiration for Planting a Winter ... Urban Eden
The occupiers have left Zuccotti Park, but the ornamental kale remains. Zuccotti Park is actually not a park at all but a small plaza of polished stone and marble. I recently happened to visit Wall Street, in downtown Manhattan, and stumbled upon Zuccotti Park completely by chance. I was unexpectedly invigorated by this random encounter, if only because of the plantings of ornamental kale that grace the plaza.
- Los Angeles Daily News
- December 12, 2011
- The Journal Record Business Briefs: October 25, 2010
Manhattan Construction honored for Oneok Field Manhattan Construction Co. has been honored with the 2010 Excellence in Construction award for the company's Oneok Field ballpark project in downtown Tulsa. Manhattan received the award from the Associated Builders and Contractors of Oklahoma.
- The Journal Record
- October 29, 2010
- Official Says 9/11 Suspects Will Face Military Tribunal
WASHINGTON - Yielding to political opposition, the Obama administration has decided to refer avowed 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four alleged henchmen to the system of military commissions for trial rather than to a civilian federal court in New York, a federal law enforcement official said Monday. After months of delay, the administration finally backed off Attorney General Eric Holder's November 2009 announcement that the five would be tried in a courthouse just blocks from the World Trade Center site in downtown Manhattan that was attacked on Sept. 11, 2001. That announcement created intense political opposition among Republicans and ultimately even among some Democrats, particularly in New York.
- Charleston Daily Mail
- April 05, 2011
- FirstFlight Awarded Concession Agreement for Downtown Manhattan Heliport.
FirstFlight Assumes Operational Control November 1, 2008 Heliport Offers Tourist, Corporate Traffic and Service to Kennedy and Newark Airports ELM...
- Business Wire
- October 09, 2008