Lower Manhattan's Expanding Dining Scene Taps The Young Professional Market

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Opened Within the Past Year - Fuku and Milk Bar - The Mailroom - Mr. Cannon speakeasy - Westville - 11 Hanover Greek - Broadstone Bar & Kitchen - Sauce & Barrel - Schilling - Treadwell Park - Hole in the Wall Coffee - Lenita - The Wooly Public - Latin Social - Kesté Pizzeria - City Acres Market - Épicerie Boulud - Harry & Ida’s Luncheonette - Clinton Hall - iPic Theater and The Tuck Room

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Coming Soon & Announced - Hawksmoor at 3 World Trade Center - Daniel Humm at 3 World Trade Center - Danny Meyer’s restaurant at 28 Liberty Street - Jean-Georges Vongerichten at Pier 17 - David Chang at Pier 17 - Sant Ambroeus at Brookfield Place - James Kent in talks at 70 Pine Street

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Fine Dining & Special Occasion Opened Within the Past Year - Tom Colicchio’s Temple Court - Keith McNally’s Augustine - Del Frisco’s Grille - CUT by Wolfgang Puck - Eataly - Nobu - Blue Ribbon Federal Grill

Coming Soon & Announced - The Ainsworth at 55 Liberty Street - Vin Sur Vingt at 66 West Broadway - Chikarashi Poke at 38 Rector Street - Whole Foods at One Wall Street - Alamo Drafthouse at 28 Liberty Street

Casual/Neighborhood

Fine Dining/Special Occasion

Recently Opened

Recently Opened

Opening Soon

Opening Soon

Restaurants & Nightlife spots are staying open later

Millennials

and more on weekends. Weekdays (Sun-Thurs) There are 281 places open till at least 10pm or 52% of all bars & restaurants.

Weekends (Fri-Sun) There are 391 places open on the weekend or 74% of all bars & restaurants.

149 casual eateries & takeout 273 casual eateries & takeout 94 full service dining

87 full service dining

38 nightlife

31 nightlife

1,200 retailers

Lower Manhattan’s Millennial population is booming.

41%

residents are young 60% of professionals,

Income

Percent Young Professionals ages 18 - 44 years old comprise of population 47% Manhattan

6%

45-64 Years

Age Distribution of Lower Manhattan Residents

35-44 Years

19%

Education

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41% New York City

18-34 Years

18%

$159,800

of which are bars or restaurants

Lower Manhattan

65+ Years

Median HH income (25-44 years old):

525

41%

16%

ages 18 - 44

in Lower Manhattan.

61%

of residents are Millennials, ages 18 - 34

Millennials

Under 17 Years

Median age in Lower Manhattan. About 5 years younger than Manhattan’s median age

Download the full report at www.downtownny.com/reports/An-Untapped-Market-Lower-Manhattan’s-Young-Professionals

85%

have a bachelor’s degree,

38% that have a graduate or professional degree

31,073 18 - 44 year olds in Lower Manhattan

September 2017 Update


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