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New York City Economic Development Corporation is a nonprofit that works for a vibrant, inclusive, globally competitive economy for all New Yorkers.
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🔬 We’re proud to support companies like @IMPRINTlabs, whose work in forensic immunology is helping us better understand chronic diseases, contributing to NYC’s thriving life sciences ecosystem. Learn more about LifeSci NYC at lifesci.nyc.
🔥 Heat Alert Today! Temps are rising plan ahead: ✔️ Stay in AC if you are vulnerable to heat ✔️ Hydrate early & often ✔️ Avoid outdoor activity 11AM–4PM ✔️ Wear light clothes & sunscreen ✔️ Check on neighbors Need to cool off? Find your cool options at…
An update on today's Brooklyn Marine Terminal Task Force vote. Full statement below:

Together, we will transform the Kingsbridge Armory into a vibrant and thriving economic hub that supports the creation of new housing, workforce development, strengthens local businesses, and creates new opportunities for generations of Bronx residents.
REBUILDING THE BRONX: Gibson says the application by Eighth Regiment Partners would allow the century-old landmark to turn into an indoor arena that holds up to 17,000 people. bit.ly/3GRNv8g
📊 NYC reached another record high for private sector jobs, while the unemployment rate declined for the sixth month in a row. Our latest Economic Snapshot is out now - check it out at edc.nyc/sites/default/….



Last week, our office held a public hearing on the Kingsbridge Armory ULURP application where community members and stakeholders offered testimony on the proposed El Centro Kingsbridge project. We thank everyone who participated and offered positions on how we can transform the…
The Brooklyn Marine Terminal Vision Plan outlines a bold, transformative future for the 122-acre site - a modern all-electric port, new homes, open space, workforce programs, transit upgrades, and a resilient waterfront. Visit edc.nyc/bmt to learn more.


The Brooklyn Marine Terminal Vision Plan delivers a generational investment in NYC’s industrial future. BMT Taskforce member Jesse Solomon explains why she’s voting yes: to protect maritime infrastructure, expand industrial space, and invest in local jobs. brooklyneagle.com/articles/2025/…
The first freight-focused EV charging facility and multi-purpose center is coming to NYC! MN8’s Energy is bringing 40+ charging stations, a new welcome center & workforce development hub to the Hunts Point Food Distribution Center. edc.nyc/press-release/…

Planning a dinner out with someone special? NYC Restaurant Week is on now, offering prix-fixe lunches and dinners at restaurants across the city. Enjoy the treat through August 17! nyctourism.com/restaurant-wee…
$18M in upgrades are coming to Building C of the Hunts Point Cooperative Market! Including $12M from @CMSalamancaJr, this project will bring state-of-the-art upgrades as part of the $1B plan to revitalize the Hunts Point Food Distribution Center. edc.nyc/press-release/…

This concrete jungle also offers plenty of ways to connect with nature. Explore new parks and gardens across New York City this summer!
The Brooklyn Marine Terminal Vision Plan reimagines the 122-acre site with modern maritime infrastructure, new housing, commercial space, public open space, and resiliency measures. See what the future holds for Brooklyn’s working waterfront edc.nyc/sites/default/…

Celebrate the people, culture, and spirit that make Queens the world's borough! 🌎With a full day of live performances, games, and nonstop fun, there's something for everyone at Queens Day! PS - don't forget to hit our misting showers to cool off after all the fun!
Let’s head to the beach! 🏖️ Or join us at the pool! 🏊♀️ Feeling the heat, NYC? Cool off at one of our 53 public pools or along 14 miles of public beaches.
New Yorkers: A Heat Advisory is in effect. If you don’t have air conditioning at home or need a break from the heat while outside, call 311 to find a nearby cooling center. Learn more: NYC.gov/BeatTheHeat