Economy

Economy June 20, 2017 | 1:00 pm

Upper Manhattan boom pushes Dominican businesses out

Santo Domingo.- The upper Manhattan neighborhoods of Washington Heights and Inwood, where Dominicans are the majority, are home to one third of the shuttered businesses along Broadway, says a recent study commissioned by Manhattan borough president Gale Brewer. It found that there are 188 closed businesses, with Harlem ranked second with about 37, according to the report. Brewer chose the 21... Read more

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