A Bright Future

By 2030, the region has experienced a renaissance. Development has removed the scars of Sept. 11, 2001 and cemented Manhattan's preeminence as the world's capital for the 21st century.

Myriad large-scale projects in nearby Brooklyn and New Jersey add to the dynamic mix. Ferries are a critical feature of our mass transportation system.

The 2012 Olympics spurred construction of sports facilities and housing in all boroughs and beyond. Cultural institutions thrive, highlighted by a new Guggenheim Museum in lower Manhattan.

The last frontiers of Manhattan - midtown west, the waterfronts, the East Side Con Ed site - have brought forth whole new neighborhoods. The future is bright.

Howard J. Rubenstein
President
Rubenstein Associates Inc.

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