Building Neighborhoods Where People Live, Learn, Work, and Play

New York is a city of five boroughs, each with its own wealth of opportunities, culture, and identity.

Building neighborhoods where people live, learn, work, and play means shaping the growth of industry clusters and business districts, bringing jobs closer to where people live, and making sure our neighborhoods serve all New Yorkers’ needs.

We do this by delivering more spaces that bring jobs and essential services, and by strategically developing our properties to drive new business activity across all five boroughs:

The Bronx

Home to world-famous Yankee Stadium and the New York Botanical Gardens, the Bronx is known for its iconic architecture, sprawling green spaces, and beloved cultural attractions.

Brooklyn

Brooklyn, the city’s largest borough by population, is known for its rich history, incredible diversity, and unmatched cultural scene.

Manhattan

Manhattan is known as the global capital of commerce, renowned for its iconic attractions, towering skyscrapers, and unparalleled cultural offerings.

Queens

Defined by its multiculturalism, Queens is among the most ethnically diverse urban areas in the country—and, with its two airports, it’s the gateway to the city.

Staten Island

Boasting a proud history and strong community identity, Staten Island is also home to a strong working waterfront on its North Shore—and is a major part of the growing offshore wind opportunity in NYC.