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University students and faculty represent growing populations in many of the City's most dynamic, emerging neighborhoods. Often, these neighborhoods are revitalized, historic downtowns that are now hotbeds for residential development and City investment in public open space. Several of the City's most prominent universities are already anchored in these communities, and a variety of ambitious university expansion projects are slated for their future as well.
Explore each of these emerging student neighborhoods to discover its distinct character, where the universities are located, accessibility of public transit, safety, local development, AND how NYC's academic community is uniquely making its home in these centers of growth.
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Downtown Brooklyn
A popular student destination, Downtown Brooklyn is a civic and commercial hub, housing nine prominent academic institutions and a mix of historic and modern residential options.
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Harlem
Evocative of the neighborhood's rich, 300-year history, the New Harlem Renaissance has swept up from 125th street, and the vibrant wave of culture and entertainment does not appear to have an end to it.
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Long Island City
As new waterfront development brings new residents and amenities to this historic, industrial neighborhood, Long Island City is rapidly transforming into a dynamic, mixed-use community.
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Lower Manhattan
Discover how an explosion of residential development and comprehensive rebuilding is transforming Lower Manhattan into a spirited 24/7 neighborhood and a visionary, global headquarters.
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