THE DYNAMICS OF SUBCENTER FORMATION: MIDTOWN MANHATTAN, 1861–1906

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Here's why New York City has two economic centers ' Midtown and downtown

Latest Nigerian News, 27 Nov 2016

Most cities have a single economic center or central business district, but New York City has two.

Here's why New York City has two economic centers — Midtown and downtown

Business Insider, 27 Nov 2016

Most cities have a single economic center or “central business district,” but New York City has two.

The Curious Case of New York's Two Economic Centers

CityLab, 23 Nov 2016

Why Midtown and Wall Street developed both separately and parallel to each other.

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