Directory Of Business Improvement Districts

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82nd Street Partnership

37-06 82nd Street

Suite 309

Jackson Heights

NY

11372

Queens

7183359421

www.82ndstreet.org

info@82ndstreet.org

82nd Street from 37th Avenue to Baxter Avenue

Jackson Heights

January 1990

The 82nd Street Business Improvement District (BID) has over 120 specialty and chain stores for your shopping convenience. Jackson Heights is an ethnically and economically diverse community that is known for its historic appeal and landmark architecture. All of your shopping needs can be met on 82nd Street.

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West Shore

c/o SIEDC

201 Edward Curry Avenue, Suite 103

Staten Island

NY

10304

Staten Island

7184771400

www.westshorebid.org

westshorebid@gmail.com

Properties broadly bounded by Bloomfield Avenue to the north, Arthur Kill to the West, Meredith Woods to the south, and West Shore Expressway to the east.

Bloomfield and Chelsea

2014

The West Shore Business Improvement District (WS-IBID) will provide much needed services including infrastructure improvements, advocacy, marketing and general assistance to the area. The ultimate goal of the WS-IBID is to transform the West Shore into a premier industrial corridor for Staten Island and the City. There are approximately 47 commercial businesses, including 4 retail businesses, in the BID.

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161-10 Jamaica Avenue

Suite 419

Jamaica

NY

11432

Queens

7185262422

www.jamaica.nyc

info@jamaicacenter.org

Jamaica Avenue from 169th Street to Sutphin Boulevard; Union Hall Street from Jamaica Avenue to Archer Avenue

Downtown Jamaica

July 1979

Jamaica Center, Queens embodies the rich and vibrant diversity of New York City. A dynamic, bustling business district, Jamaica Center attracts hundreds of thousands of residents, workers, students, and visitors every day. Jamaica is the lifeline of Queens. With burgeoning arts and cultural centers, a major transportation hub, a concentration of government offices, an abundance of educational institutions, and a thriving retail corridor-- Jamaica center is truly a full-service downtown. At its heart is Jamaica Avenue, Jamaica Center's core shopping district and home to a wide variety of arts and cultural organizations, historical sites, and stunning architecture. A destination for shoppers, Jamaica Avenue is one of New York's busiest shopping streets. With 30 stores, the district abounds with a mix of national retailers, regional chains and locally-owned, independent businesses offering a large variety of affordable apparel, housewares, furniture, jewelry and electronics. The Jamaica C

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90-50 Parsons Boulevard

Suite 209

Jamaica

NY

11432

Queens

7182985489

www.165thstreetmall.com

mall165@hotmail.com

165th Street from 89th Avenue to Jamaica Avenue

Downtown Jamaica

July 1978

Located in the heart of Downtown Jamaica, the pedestrian mall draws customers from the bus terminal and the many public facilities in the immediate area. The district also attracts local residents, as well as those who work in the area. The mall consists of small to medium-sized discount retail stores selling merchandise ranging from clothing to furniture. The Coliseum, a popular flea market operation specializing in jewelry, is the largest retailer in the district.

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Flatiron NoMad Partnership

230 Fifth Avenue

Suite 1511

New York

NY

10010

Manhattan

2127412323

https://flatironnomad.nyc/

info@flatirondistrict.nyc

Area generally bounded by Sixth Avenue on the west, Lexington Avenue on the east, 28th Street on the north and 21st Street on the south

Flatiron District

January 2006

The Flatiron District is as diverse as New York City itself. It includes some of the city's most popular restaurants in all price ranges and cuisines, a dynamic retail environment, superb educational institutions and historic architectural attractions. A central focus of the area is the historic buildings (Flatiron, Met Life and New York Life) that surround the restored Madison Square Park. The BID contains almost 5,000 businesses and over 600 retail stores. Several national chains and unique shops line the streets of the BID.

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West Village

PO Box 776

New York

NY

10014

Manhattan

www.westvillagebid.org

info@westvillagebid.org

7th Ave South from Leroy to Perry; Bleecker from 6th Ave to Charles, Christopher St from Hudson to Greenwich, and various blocks nearby

West Village, Greenwich Village

May 2022

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Brighton Beach

128-130 Brighton Beach Avenue

Suite 301

Brooklyn

NY

11235

Brooklyn

7189340067

www.bidbrightonbeach.com

info@bidbrightonbeach.com

Brighton Beach Avenue from Ocean Parkway to Brighton 15th Street

Brighton Beach

January 1987

With visitors from as far away as France, Germany and of course Russia, Brighton Beach Avenue is the center of Russian food, entertainment, and culture in New York City. Imported European gift items are featured in the colorful shops. Eclectic night clubs featuring Las Vegas-type entertainment add to the unique festiveness of the area. 'Little Odessa,' as the area is fondly called, is a walk-on-the-Boardwalk from the NY Aquarium and the Coney Island amusement park.

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Flatbush-Nostrand Junction

c/o Brooklyn College

2900 Bedford Avenue,1407 Boylan Hall

Brooklyn

NY

11210

Brooklyn

71895150001449

www.exploreflatbush.com

info@exploreflatbush.com

Area generally bounded by Flatbush Avenue on the northeast, Campus Road on the south and Bedford Avenue and Kenelworth Place on west

Flatbush

May 2006

The Flatbush-Nostrand Junction is one of Brooklyn's primary commercial areas outside of downtown. It is an important hub of education, commerce, transportation, and entertainment. It is the primary shopping area for thousands of area residents, and an important subway/bus transfer point. The Junction area also serves thousands of Brooklyn College students, faculty, and staff.

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161st Street

900 Grand Concourse

Ground Floor

Bronx

NY

10451

Bronx

7185905433

www.161bid.org

161streetbidinfo@gmail.com

161st Street from River Avenue to Morris Avenue; River Avenue from East 158th Street to East 162nd Street; Grand Concourse from 161st to 162nd Streets; Sheridan Avenue from East 161st to 162nd Streets

Concourse Village

April 2005

The 161st Street BID is located at a major crossroads of the world-famous, Yankee Stadium.

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Fordham Road

2488 Grand Concourse

Room 415/416

Bronx

NY

10458

Bronx

7185622104

www.fordhamroadbid.org

info@fordhamroadbid.org

Fordham Road from Jerome Avenue to Third Avenue; various adjacent lots

Fordham

December 2004

Fordham Road’s successful mixture of small independent shops and national and regional chain stores has kept it as the largest and most prominent shopping district in the Bronx. The district is also home to Fordham University. Well-known New York City cultural landmarks, including the Bronx Zoo and the New York Botanical Gardens, are located less than a mile to the east of the district. The commercial corridor of 300 businesses attracts tens of thousands of shoppers daily to the busiest commercial district in the Bronx.

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Downtown Jamaica Partnership

161-10 Jamaica Avenue

Suite 419

Jamaica

NY

11432

Queens

7185262422

www.downtownjamaica.org

info@downtownjamaica.org

Downtown Jamaica

July 2004 (expanded Jan 2023)

The Sutphin Boulevard Business Improvement District (BID) runs along Sutphin Boulevard from Hillside Avenue to 94th Avenue. The BID serves as a catalyst for economic revitalization along Sutphin Boulevard and was established to make the area clean and safe. The BID provides supplemental services as well as promotion for the area, advocacy for the interests of the local businesses, information to boost economic development, and to enhance neighborhood quality of life for local businesses and residents. Sutphin Boulevard is an important gateway not only to Jamaica, but to all of Queens. The commercial corridor is home to several prominent public institutions which include the Civil and Supreme Courts for Queens County, the Long Island Rail Road headquarters and rail hub, and most recently, the Air Train Terminal at Jamaica Station, as well as fifty-two (52) privately owned properties, largely comprised of retail businesses.

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125th Street

360 West 125th Street

Suite 11

New York

NY

10027

Manhattan

2126628999

https://harlembid.com/

bid125thst@aol.com

125th Street from Fifth Avenue to Morningside Avenue

Harlem

January 1994

125th Street is a high traffic shopping area offering a wide variety of services and retail businesses. Its history includes cultural giants such as Duke Ellington, Bill 'Bojangles' Robinson, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Joe Louis, Jackie Robinson and others. The District boasts such constituents as the Studio Museum in Harlem, the National Black Theater, the Apollo Theater, Harlem USA, and the Adam Clayton Powell State Office Building. 125th Street is experiencing a second renaissance. Large and small businesses and people of all colors are sharing in its success. There is an array of trendy restaurants, bookstores, apparel, banks, schools and churches.

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Throggs Neck

3800 East Tremont Avenue

Suite 2F

Bronx

NY

10465

Bronx

3472818323

www.throggsneckbid.com

throggsneckbid@gmail.com

E Tremont Ave from Bruckner Blvd to Miles Ave

Throggs Neck

January 2019

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New Dorp Lane

c/o SIEDC

201 Edward Curry Avenue, Suite 103

Staten Island

NY

10314

Staten Island

7184771400

newdorpbid@gmail.com

New Dorp Lane from Richmond Road to Hylan Boulevard; New Dorp Plaza from Steele Avenue and Jacques Avenue to Ross Avenue

New Dorp Town, Mid-Island

April 2017

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Graham Avenue

80 Graham Avenue

2A

Brooklyn

NY

11206

Brooklyn

7183876643

www.grahamavenuebid.org

admin@grahamavenuebid.org

Graham Avenue from Broadway to Boerum Street; Moore Street from Graham Avenue to Humboldt Street; Cook Street from Graham Avenue to Manhattan Avenue; Broadway from Manhattan Avenue to Flushing Avenue

Williamsburg

July 1987

Graham Avenue is the largest shopping district in Williamsburg, offering more than 180 affordable and diverse retail mom-pop stores and a number of major retail chains. The district provides great shopping and jobs for the community. The BID works closely with the Moore Street Market, a city owned open food market specializing in Latina products as well as other ethnic items.

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Sunset Park

5116A 5th Avenue

2nd Floor

Brooklyn

NY

11220

Brooklyn

7184397767

www.sunsetparkbid.org

info@sunsetparkbid.org

Fifth Avenue from 38th Street to 64th Street

Sunset Park

July 1995

Fifth Avenue is the main shopping strip in Sunset Park, home to over 500 mainly mom and pop businesses that feature restaurants, music centers, clothing/apparel, nail and hair salons, electronics, cell phones, furniture, gift/variety, insurance, real estate, travel, grocery, and other service businesses. The BID is part of the Sunset Park Historic District, the largest such district in New York City.

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Times Square Alliance

1560 Broadway

Suite 1001

New York

NY

10036

Manhattan

2127681560

www.timessquarenyc.org

info@timessquarenyc.org

Area generally bounded by Avenue of the Americas to the east, 8th Avenue to the west, 53rd Street to the north and West 41st Street to south

Midtown

January 1992

From Walt Disney to Morgan Stanley and the New York Times to Caroline's; Times Square is truly the Crossroads of the World. Be a part of the world famous New Year’s Eve celebration and Broadway On Broadway or just stop by one of our more than 600 stores to pick up a part of New York right in the center of Manhattan.

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Union Square Partnership

200 Park Avenue South

Suite 1320

New York

NY

10003

Manhattan

2124601200

www.unionsquarenyc.org

info@unionsquarenyc.org

14th Street from 1st Avenue to 6th Avenue; Union Square Park

Union Square

July 1984

Union Square is a thriving hub of culture, business, education and health care. Throughout the city and beyond, the district is known as 'New York's Best Tasting Neighborhood,' and is celebrated for the Greenmarket, innovative off-Broadway theaters, destination retailers, small creative businesses and excellent universities and hospitals, all located near one of the city's most popular parks.

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47th Street (Diamond District Partnership)

580 Fifth Avenue

Suite 323

New York

NY

10036

Manhattan

2123025739

www.diamonddistrict.org

info@diamonddistrict.org

West 47th Street from 5th Avenue to Avenue of the Americas

Midtown

July 1997

The Diamond District, located in the heart of midtown Manhattan, is the world's largest shopping district for diamonds and fine jewelry. Most of the diamonds entering this country go through the Diamond District and more than 2,600 independent businesses are located in the district.

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Belmont

2396 Arthur Avenue

Bronx

NY

10458

Bronx

7182948259

www.bronxlittleitaly.com

info@bronxlittleitaly.com

East Fordham Road to the north, Lorillard Place to the west, East 183rd Street to the south and Southern Boulevard to the east

Belmont

December 2008

The district is located in the area generally known as Little Italy in the Bronx. The BID extends from East Fordham Road to East 183rd Street along Arthur Avenue and also includes East Fordham Rd. and E. 187th Street from Lorillard Place to Southern Boulevard. The district is comprised of more than 260 properties, most of which are mixed-use buildings consisting of commercial use on the ground floor and residential units above.

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Kingsbridge

3109 Kingsbridge Avenue

Bronx

NY

10463

Bronx

7184326935

www.kingsbridgebidnyc.org

kingsbridgebid@gmail.com

Broadway from West 230th Street to West 236th Street; West 231st Street from the Major Deegan Expressway to Corlear Avenue

Kingsbridge

October 2001

Kingsbridge is the second oldest commercial center in the northwest Bronx, serving not only the local residential neighborhoods surrounding it -- Kingsbridge, Kingsbridge Heights, Marble Hill, Riverdale, and Fieldston -- but the larger northwest Bronx and lower Westchester County as well. There are approximately 200 businesses in the Kingsbridge BID ranging from retail stores, personal and professional services, and restaurants. With a mix of locally owned and national chains Kingsbridge is an ideal area to visit for all of your shopping needs.

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North Flatbush

282 Flatbush Avenue

2nd Floor

Brooklyn

NY

11217

Brooklyn

7187831685

www.northflatbushbid.nyc

info@northflatbushbid.nyc

Flatbush Avenue from Atlantic Avenue to Grand Army Plaza

Prospect Heights/Park Slope

January 1986

The district is located in the heart of Brooklyn and is surrounded by history and some of Brooklyn’s oldest institutions such as the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Brooklyn Museum and Williamsburg Savings Bank Tower. Over 170 merchants call North Flatbush Avenue their home with a vibrant mix of national/regional chains together with many locally owned businesses. With neighborhoods such as Park Slope to the west and Prospect Heights to the east, North Flatbush Avenue's fine mix of small to mid-size businesses is attractive to its residential neighbors.

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Garment District Alliance

209 West 38th Street

2nd Floor

New York

NY

10018

Manhattan

2127649600

www.garmentdistrict.nyc

info@garmentdistrictnyc.com

Area generally bounded by Fifth Avenue on the east, Ninth Avenue on the west, 41st Street on the north, and 35th Street on the south

Midtown

October 1993

The Garment District, located in the heart of midtown Manhattan, is not only the world's capital for fashion, but it is also a creative capital, home to off-Broadway theatres, art galleries and the studios of hundreds of working artists. The centralized location of this authentic New York neighborhood attracts a diversity of businesses, from large corporate headquarters to entrepreneurial small businesses. In fact, over 80,000 people work in the over 5,000 businesses located in the area.

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Pitkin Avenue

1572 Pitkin Avenue

Brooklyn

NY

11212

Brooklyn

7189229600

www.pitkinavenue.nyc

execdirector@pitkinavenue.nyc

Pitkin Avenue from Howard Avenue to Mother Gaston Boulevard; Rockaway Avenue from Glenmore Avenue to Belmont Avenue

Brownsville

October 1993

The Pitkin Avenue BID is comprised of 10 blocks between Howard Avenue and Mother Gaston Blvd extending along Rockaway Blvd between Glenmore and Belmont Avenues. Though there are mainly mom and pop stores on the Avenue, there has been an increase of national chain stores, the latest being Radio Shack & T-Mobile. Pitkin Avenue is home to almost 30 different businesses including furniture stores, clothing stores, ethnic eateries, music outlets, nail and hair salons, electronics, tax & mortgage services, gift/variety stores, and more.

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Columbus Avenue

157 Columbus Avenue

#406

New York

NY

10024

Manhattan

2128772678

www.columbusavenuebid.org

info@columbusavenuebid.org

Columbus Avenue from 67th Street to 82nd Street; all properties within 50 feet of either side of Columbus Avenue

Upper West Side

January 2000

The Columbus Avenue Business Improvement District (BID) is a thriving retail community in the heart of New York City's Upper West Side, wholly contained within the Central Park West Historic District. The district includes the American Museum of Natural History, The Rose Center for Earth and Space, and is just steps from the New-York Historical Society. The fifteen block district runs along Columbus Avenue, dipping into side streets where there is commercial development. Its southern border is at West 67th Street, just a block from Lincoln Center, and the northern boundary is currently on the south side of West 82nd Street.

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Court-Livingston-Schermerhorn

c/o Downtown Brooklyn Partnership

1 MetroTech Center North, Suite 1003

Brooklyn

NY

11201

Brooklyn

7184031600

www.downtownbrooklyn.com/about/court-livingston-schermerhorn-bid

info@downtownbrooklyn.com

Area generally bounded by Court Street on the west, Flatbush Avenue on the east, Atlantic Avenue and Schermerhorn Street on the south, Joralemon Street and Livingston Street on the north

Downtown Brooklyn

June 2007

The area is a mixed-use neighborhood in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn, with about 200 properties, most are partially or wholly commercial with ground-floor retail use. There are approximately 30 national and regional retail-chain stores including Barnes & Nobel, Sleepy's, Quizo's, Kentucky Fried Chicken, McDonald's, United Artists Multiplex, American Apparel, and 99 cents Store. Several banks operate or have branches in the area including Chase, Banco Popular, and Community Capital.

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Bryant Park Corporation

1065 Avenue of the Americas

Suite 2400

New York

NY

10018

Manhattan

2127684242

www.bryantpark.org

info@bryantpark.org

Area generally bounded by Fifth Avenue to the east, Sixth Avenue to the west 40th Street to the south and 42nd Street to the north

Midtown

July 1986

The lawn is lush and green and the flowers change seasonally but Bryant Park is more than a garden. When you first discover it, nestled in its canyon of skyscrapers, it’s like an oasis—a refuge of peace and calm. But Bryant Park is a city park, full of historical monuments and urban amenities. The park is a social place where friends meet, eat lunch, chat, stroll, listen to music, work on the wireless network, or simply sit and think. Winter, Summer, Spring and Fall, New Yorkers love this park.

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Hudson Square

180 Varick Street

Suite 422

New York

NY

10014

Manhattan

2124639160

www.hudsonsquarebid.org

info@hudsonsquarebid.org

Generally, West Houston Street to the north, Avenue of the Americas to the east, Canal Street to the south, and Greenwich Street to the west

Hudson Square

February 2009

Building on the neighborhood’s rich past as New York City’s printing district, Hudson Square has emerged as a major creative hub, home to over 30,000 people working in advertising, design, media, communications and other cutting edge businesses. Large, open, sunlit spaces in converted printing buildings lend themselves to open floor plans and creative collaborations. On July 1, 2009, the Hudson Square Business Improvement District, doing business as the Hudson Square Connection, opened its doors for business.

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Atlantic Avenue

306 Atlantic Avenue

Brooklyn

NY

11201

Brooklyn

9292835989

www.atlanticavebid.org

info@atlanticavebid.org

Atlantic Avenue generally bounded by the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway to west and 4th Avenue to east

Brooklyn Heights, Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill

2011

Representing over 300 businesses in Brooklyn's vibrant Brooklyn Heights, Boerum Hill, and Cobble Hill neighborhoods, the Atlantic Avenue Business Improvement District is dedicated to promoting the Avenue's long-term economic development thereby creating a thriving boulevard that attracts both residents and visitors to its vast array of services, shops, dining, while preserving the Avenue's rich history and diverse character.

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34th Street Partnership

1065 Avenue of the Americas

Suite 2400

New York

NY

10018

Manhattan

2127684242

www.34thstreet.org

34th@urbanmgt.com

Area generally bounded by 31st Street to the south, 36th Street to the north, 10th Avenue to the west and Park Avenue to the east

Midtown

January 1992

The 34th Street Partnership district is located at the center of Manhattan, and, arguably, the heart of New York City. Here you will find some of the world's best stores, most-famous attractions, office buildings, hotels and a growing residential population. Area attractions include the Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden and Macy's Herald Square which averages 30,000 visitors a day - peaking to more than 65,000 visitors a day around the winter holidays - making it the third most-visited site in New York City after our own Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty.'

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Downtown Flushing Transit Hub

135-20 39th Avenue

Flushing

NY

11354

Queens

7188881805

www.flushingbid.com

flushingbid@gmail.com

Main Street from Northern Boulevard to Sanford Avenue; Roosevelt Avenue from Union Street to Prince Street; 40th Road from Main Street to Prince Street; 39th Avenue from Main Street to College Point Boulevard; Kissena Boulevard from Main Street to Sanford Avenue

Downtown Flushing

September 2003

The combination of a rich history, bustling transit hub and vibrant commercial district sets downtown Flushing apart from other neighborhoods and makes our district a destination of choice for anyone. Flushing encompasses one of NYC's strongest concentration of economic activity outside of Manhattan. A regional entertainment and recreational destination and a significant retail node; Flushing is the largest urban center in Queens. The neighborhood is home to immigrants from all over the world but has a strong concentration of East Asians, particularly Chinese and Koreans.

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Fifth Avenue Association

16 East 52nd Street

Suite 302

New York

NY

10022

Manhattan

2122651310

www.fifthavenue.nyc

Fifth Avenue from 46th Street to 61st Street; 57th Street from Madison Avenue to Avenue of the Americas

Midtown

July 1993

Fifth Avenue a brand unto itself is the 'world-renowned' street that maintains a reputation for high quality establishments. Home to Cartier, Tiffany, Saks, the Pierre, the Plaza, the St. Regis and St Patrick's Cathedral. This world class shopping destination, encompassing Fifth Avenue, from 46th Street to 61st Street, and the adjacent 57th Street, from Madison Avenue to Avenue of the Americas, is situated at the foot of Central Park.

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Kings Highway

905 Kings Highway

2nd Floor

Brooklyn

NY

11223

Brooklyn

7186451100

www.shopkingshighwaybid.org

shopkingshighwaybid@gmail.com

Kings Highway from Ocean Parkway to Ocean Avenue; Quentin Road from Coney Island Avenue to East 13th Street

Midwood

January 1990

For over 50 years, Kings Highway has prided itself in being one of the most dynamic retail strips in the borough of Brooklyn. There are over 200 merchants within the BID selling quality merchandise from Armani dresses to Rolex watches as well as kosher pizza and, arguably, the best bagels in New York City.

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East Brooklyn

c/o LDC of East New York

80 Jamaica Avenue, 3rd Floor

Brooklyn

NY

11207

Brooklyn

7183856700

www.eastbrooklynbid.org

billw@ldceny.org

Area generally bounded by Sutter Avenue to the south, East New York Avenue and Atlantic Avenue to the north, Powell Street to the west and Sheffield Avenue to the east

East New York

July 1985

The East Brooklyn BID is situated within the East Brooklyn Industrial Park in the East New York section of Brooklyn. The BID offers companies some of the most affordably priced industrial real estate in the New York metropolitan area. Industry continues to thrive in East New York. Local companies are key employers to residents in the community.

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Grand Central Partnership

The Chanin Building

122 East 42nd Street, Suite 601

New York

NY

10168

Manhattan

2128832420

www.grandcentralpartnership.nyc

info@gcpbid.org

Area generally bounded by 35th Street to the south, 54th Street to the north, 2nd Avenue to the east and 5th Avenue to the west

Midtown

July 1988

Under the guidance of the Grand Central Partnership, an extraordinary urban makeover has been accomplished in the Grand Central neighborhood. A reborn neighborhood aesthetic and cleaner, safer streets have spurred private investment and driven pedestrian traffic to the area. Today, the Grand Central neighborhood is among the City's most vibrant hubs - a bustling center of commercial activity by day, a destination for fun by night.

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Woodhaven

89-07 Jamaica Avenue

2nd Floor

Woodhaven

NY

11421

Queens

9294605808

www.woodhavenbid.org

woodhavenbid@gmail.com

Jamaica Avenue from 100th Street to Elderts Lane

Woodhaven

July 1993

The 25 block Woodhaven BID is home to some 350 'Mom & Pop' stores that specialize in small town-like personalized service and is known as a great place for family shopping. The BID, since its inception, has fostered programs to enhance the retail and commercial development of Jamaica Avenue.

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Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership

472 Myrtle Avenue

2nd Floor

Brooklyn

NY

11205

Brooklyn

7182301689

www.myrtleavenue.org

hello@myrtleavenue.org

Myrtle Avenue from Flatbush Avenue Extension to Classon Avenue

Fort Greene / Clinton Hill

April 2005

The Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership oversees the economic revitalization of Myrtle Avenue in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. The Partnership is comprised of two entities, the Myrtle Avenue Revitalization Project Local Development Corporation (MARP) and the Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Business Improvement District (BID). MARP and the BID work together to assist small businesses located along the avenue, enhance and promote the avenue as a retail destination, thereby improving the quality of life of the surrounding neighborhoods. Myrtle Avenue is home to over 150 locally-owned businesses and one of the primary commercial strips in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, serving such neighboring institutions as Pratt Institute, St. Joseph's College, and the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

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GatewayJFK

167-43 148th Ave #203

Jamaica

NY

11434

Queens

7183040119

www.gatewayjfk.org

info@gatewayjfk.org

Rockaway Boulevard to the north, Nassau Expressway to the south, Federal Aviation Administration office building to the west

Springfield Gardens

2016

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Flatbush Avenue

495 Flatbush Ave

Suite C30

Brooklyn

NY

11226

Brooklyn

9297226340

www.flatbushavebid.com

FlatbushAveBID1@gmail.com

Flatbush Avenue from Parkside Avenue to Cortelyou Road

Flatbush

July 1988

Flatbush Avenue is one of Brooklyn's foremost shopping avenues offering customers a wide variety of retail and commercial outlets. Shoppers by the thousands visit the BID area weekly. Customers to the Avenue have a variety of shops to choose from. National chains, 'Mom & Pop' retailers, restaurants, and fast-food establishments offer something for everyone. The BID is also the home to the Flatbush/Caton Cooperative Market which houses nearly 60 merchants many of whom are from Africa, the Caribbean, and Haiti.

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East Midtown Partnership

875 Third Avenue

Mezzanine

New York

NY

10022

Manhattan

2128130030

www.eastmidtown.org

info@eastmidtown.org

Madison Avenue from 53rd Street to 57th Street; Park Avenue from 54th Street to 61st Street; Lexington Avenue from 49th Street to 63rd Street; Third Avenue from 49th Street to 63rd Street; Second Avenue from 56th Street to 61st Street and commercial areas on cross streets between these Avenues

East Midtown

January 2002

East Midtown is home to the Decorative Arts District, one of the world's largest concentrations of home design and decor showrooms, offering consumers and design professionals a wide array of fine furnishings and accessories. Retail activity in the district is anchored by flagship department store Bloomingdale's and a number of other prominent retailers and exclusive specialty stores. Home to Bloomberg LP, among other commercial tenants, the East Midtown area has become known as one of the hottest areas for retail activity and commercial development in Manhattan.

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Jerome-Gun Hill

c/o Mosholu Preservation Corporation

3400 Reservoir Oval East

Bronx

NY

10467

Bronx

7183244946

www.jeromegunhillbid.org

jeromegunhillbid@gmail.com

East Gun Hill Road from Webster Avenue to Jerome Avenue; Jerome Avenue from Mosholu Parkway to East 212th Street

Northwest section of the Bronx

January 1997

The Jerome-Gunhill BID is a thriving commercial district with heavy pedestrian traffic and busy stores, and is anchored by Montefiore Medical Center, a world-class teaching hospital and the Children's Hospital at Montefiore. The BID, which serves one of the most ethnically diverse populations in the City, is home to over 200 businesses ranging from small mom and pop operations to 40 local and national chains. Within the BID a consumer can shop for groceries, apparel, house wares, and convenience items, do their banking, eat out or receive some of the world's best medical care.

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Fulton Area Business (FAB) Alliance

1043 Fulton Street

Brooklyn

NY

11238

Brooklyn

7189283322

https://www.fabfulton.org/

contactus@faballiance.org

Fulton Street, from Rockwell Place to Classon Avenue

Fort Greene/Clinton Hill

December 2008

The Brooklyn neighborhoods of Fort Greene Clinton Hill are home to tree-lined streets, community gardens, world-famous cultural institutions, parks, and a wonderfully diverse array of restaurants, shops, professional businesses, houses of worship and – what we value most – neighbors. Fulton Street runs through the heart of these two neighborhoods, providing approximately 200 businesses for area residents. All a brief stroll from home and easily accessible by multiple subway and bus lines. The Fulton Area Business (FAB) Alliance BID encompasses Fulton Street from Rockwell Place to Classon Avenue plus parts of Lafayette, Greene and Putnam Avenues.

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Third Avenue

2825 Third Avenue

3rd Floor

Bronx

NY

10455

Bronx

7186653983

www.thirdavenuebid.org

info@thirdavenuebid.org

Third Avenue from East 148th Street to East 153rd Street; Elton Avenue from Third Avenue to 153rd Street; Willis Avenue from Third Avenue to 148th Street; 149th Street from Third Avenue to Bergen Avenue

South Bronx

July 1988

The HUB shopping District is a vibrant and eclectic district which is home to more than 343 businesses including furniture, electronics, printing, medical, real estate, and clothing establishments. Major retailers include Auto Zone, Conway's, Jennifer Convertibles, Modells, and the Furniture King Department stores. Banks in the 'HUB ' district include Banco Popular, Emigrant Savings, JP Morgan Chase, Citibank, Fleet Boston, and New York National Bank. The HUB fulfills all of your shopping needs in the heart of the Bronx.

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DUMBO Improvement District

20 Jay Street

Suite 510

Brooklyn

NY

11201

Brooklyn

7182378700

www.dumbo.is

dumbo@dumbonyc.org

Area generally bounded by the Brooklyn East River waterfront to the north, Gold Street to the east, York Street to the south and Old Fulton Street to the west

DUMBO

December 2005

DUMBO is today a creative capital for commerce and culture and an ever-increasing residential neighborhood. Its thousands of commercial tenants, residents, artists and retailers – and millions of local, national and international tourists -- marvel at its stunning views of Manhattan, beautiful parkland, historic Belgian block streets, intriguing open spaces and creative reuse of architecturally significant warehouse buildings.

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Hudson Yards Hell's Kitchen Alliance

412 W 42nd Street

3rd Floor

New York

NY

10036

Manhattan

2122391619

www.hyhkalliance.org

info@hyhkalliance.org

Area broadly bounded by West 42nd Street to the north, 11th Avenue to the west, West 30th

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86th Street Bay Ridge

9201 Fourth Avenue

7th Floor

Brooklyn

NY

11209

Brooklyn

7186802420

www.86bid.org

info@86bid.org

86th Street from Fort Hamilton Parkway to 4th Avenue; 87th Street from 4th Avenue to 5th Avenue; 5th Avenue from 85th Street to 88th Street; 5th Avenue from 85th Street to 87th Street

Bay Ridge

October 2001

The 86th Street Bay Ridge Business Improvement District operates in the busiest shopping thoroughfare in southern Brooklyn. Shoppers come from far and wide. The BID is within the prestigious neighborhood of Bay Ridge bounded by Fort Hamilton, Dyker Heights, and Sunset Park. Anchored by the Century 21 Department Store, the BID has 132 properties containing over 200 businesses with many national and regional chain stores.

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Church Avenue

495 Flatbush Ave

Suite C30

Brooklyn

NY

11226

Brooklyn

9297226340

www.churchavenue.org

info@churchavenue.org

Church Avenue from Flatbush Avenue to Coney Island Avenue

Flatbush

January 1987

The Church Avenue Business Improvement District is thirteen blocks long and houses approximately 165 merchants. The area includes restaurants and beauty salons plus clothing and apparel stores. Church Avenue's historic streets, which are bordered by Victorian mansions in Flatbush Brooklyn, is the main shopping district for local residents and visitors to the area.

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SoHo Broadway

594 Broadway

Suite 1107

New York

NY

10012

Manhattan

2123901131

www.sohobroadway.org

info@sohobroadway.org

Broadway, from Houston Street to Canal Street

SoHo

2013

The District, located within the SoHo neighborhood, generally contains five- to twelve-story loft buildings, many with upper floor commercial uses ranging from small service-oriented firms to art galleries to large companies. Many loft buildings have upper floors that were converted to Joint-Live-Work-Quarters-for-Artists, while new developments have introduced residential condominium units to the District. Ground floor retail establishments occupy most of the District’s properties and consist of prominent national and internation retail establishments. The SoHo Bid still maintains the essence of its early industrial history, and its reputation as a creative center, even as it continues to evolve into one of the City’s most attractive and popular residential neighborhoods and shopping destinations, as well as attracting a wide range of creative professionals seeking office space in commercial loft buildings.

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Steinway Street

25-69 38th Street

Astoria

NY

11103

Queens

7187218252

www.steinwaystreet.org

info@steinwaystreet.org

Steinway Street from 25th Avenue to 36th Avenue

Astoria

October 1991

A shopping district minutes from Manhattan, Steinway street provides friendly neighborhood services and a worldly selection of merchandise. Located in the vibrant community of Astoria, Steinway Street is easily accessible by public and private transportation. In addition to the great shopping on Steinway Street, the surrounding area has an array of restaurants, cafes and specialty foods from every corner of the world. The ideal place to 'make a day of it,' shopping, dining, museums, sightseeing, Steinway Street provides it all.

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Grand Street

246 Graham Avenue

Brooklyn

NY

11206

Brooklyn

7182188836

www.grandstreetbk.org

info@grandstreetbk.org

Grand Street from Bushwick Avenue to Union Avenue

East Williamsburg

July 1985

East Williamsburg is a culturally mixed community, comprised of many ethnic backgrounds such as Latinos, African-Americans, Italians, Polish, and Asians and a growing hipster community and Grand Street takes care of them all. The six block corridor between Union and Bushwick Avenues is surrounded by over 35,000 residents and the East Williamsburg Industrial Park. All are invited to discover Williamsburg’s Renaissance on Grand Street with up and coming trendy restaurants, stylish lounges with live music, clothing stores, multi-service agencies, and over 170 merchants.

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