Business Vacancies Rise on New York City’s Broadway

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More than 300 storefronts along Broadway are vacant, a 78% increase from three years ago, a recent survey found, as the coronavirus pandemic puts added pressure on bricks-and-mortar businesses

Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer and her staff counted 335 street-level vacancies in late August, when they inventoried storefronts along the.

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Wonder if the BLM movement has anything to do with that?!?

Riots!

Nope, it's the landlords having no interest in filling those spaces because of the laws/regulations which make it in their interests to keep the stores empty and impose blights on neighborhoods for their own profit.

The pandemic or the democrat leadership?

Congratulations Gov. Cuomo, Mayor DeBlasio. You’re geniuses.

What are the odds that number will be 1500 in three months?

great mayor ya got there!!

It is the Office Space that will be the biggest victim.

This is truly depressing...

Trumps America. Trump didnt want to have a national strategy, in fact, Trump didnt want to do anything at all. And yet again, americans pay the price. While trump has everyone around him tested several x per day, Americans die. TrumpVirusDeathToll193K

The price of rent is one main reason. 2nd reason is we are currently living in the digital age, most businesses, even clothing businesses are taking to a digital approach.

If everybody is so poor and has lost their jobs like me, THEN WHY AREN'T WE MARCHING IN FRONT OF THE WH

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