DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN — Driven by investments in the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Brooklyn Tech Triangle, the borough has led the decade-long charge to increase New York City’s Tech Ecosystems. A new report has found that tech jobs pay 1.5 times more than other sectors, and make up 7% of the city’s entire workforce. HR&A Advisors released a new report on
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Two of the most prominent open-source software companies in the world are coming to Downtown Brooklyn. Nonprofits Tor Project and Python Software Foundation are opening
Brooklyn is king of economic growth in New York City, with the number of businesses growing by 21 percent, private sector jobs increasing by 19.8 percent, and manufacturing jobs rising by 2.5 percent between 2003 and 2012, according to an
Brooklyn is king of economic growth in New York City, with the number of businesses growing by 21 percent, private sector jobs increasing by 19.8 percent, and manufacturing jobs rising by 2.5 percent between 2003 and 2012, according to an
Brooklyns burgeoning tech scene continues to grow, bringing jobs and higher wages to residents, according to a new report, IT Grows in Brooklyn, released on May 20 by the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and CUNY Graduate Center. The report notes that from 2005-2012, there was a 44 percent incr …
Brooklyns burgeoning tech scene continues to grow, bringing jobs and higher wages to residents, according to a new report, IT Grows in Brooklyn, released on May 20 by the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and CUNY Graduate Center. The report notes that from 2005-2012, there was a 44 percent incr …
As Brooklyns economy grows, so too does its technology sector, which has exploded in recent years as a veritable Silicon Valley of the East Coast, becoming the second largest economic driver in New York City, behind the finance industry, and drawing creative minds, educational and investment ca …
As Brooklyns economy grows, so too does its technology sector, which has exploded in recent years as a veritable Silicon Valley of the East Coast, becoming the second largest economic driver in New York City, behind the finance industry, and drawing creative minds, educational and investment ca …
In nearly four years, Downtown Brooklyn-based MakerBot Industries has grown into one of the world leaders of desktop 3D printing, their vision and steadily growing product line breaking new ground
BY RYAN CONDREN Where will Brooklyn be in 10 years? It’s a question I get a lot in my line of work at CPEX Real Estate. A landlord may ask
The growth of the Downtown Brooklyn business district owes much to the traditional “FIRE” industries (Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate), as well as to the government offices that set up