Various media sources report on the City’s announcement Wednesday outlining new initiatives – several of which were originally proposed in the Brooklyn Tech Triangle Strategic Plan – that will over the next ten years continue to spur growth in the greater Downtown Brooklyn area, improving infrastructure, physical connectivity, and creating new space for technology and other companies. This news, as well as a new report by the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, marked the 10-year anniversary of the rezoning of the neighborhood that paved the way for much of the growth happening today.
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