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Tracking Progress in Lower Manhattan

NEW YORK CITY-Five years after the devastation of 9/11, Downtown Manhattan is still on the comeback.

By Tom Sosnowski | Updated on August 21, 2006

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NEW YORK CITY-As we approach the fifth anniversary of 9/11, The Alliance for Downtown New York has identified several indicators of the significant progress made in Lower Manhattan over the past five years, including the revitalized office market, the growing residential community, the expanding retail and tourist activities and the improved quality of life. While much work remains, the recovery achieved thus far has been remarkable.

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