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TIMES SQUARE: ITS PROMINENCE AND <br />ITS PEOPLE <br />The Times Square and Clinton communities, which the Business Improvement <br />District encompasses or abuts, are_dynamic and diverse neighborhoods.- The area is <br />home to some of the city's major corporations and there are more than 30 million <br />square feet of office space. The BID has more than four hundred property owners, <br />representing five thousand businesses in 'its membership: -More than "250,000 <br />employees_ work -at -enterprises that '. range from giant - recording .'companies ` to <br />international• security firms to ''one person theatrical •agencies: `Among -the 'major <br />corporations now making their- home in Times.- Square - are Morgan Stanley, <br />Bertelsmann, Viacom, and many more. And of course, limes Square contains the <br />highest'-b-oncentration of''legitimate'theatres'anywhere-in -the -world ;��thirty-seven <br />theatres, "with as many—as 25,000 seats to tie filled on"' ech performance day. <br />Times Square has a daily pedestrian count of 1.5 million persons. There are <br />approximately twenty hotels, with 12,500 hotel rooms, in the Times Square area, <br />one-fifth of all hotel rooms in Manhattan. Twenty million tourists and five million <br />overnight visitors arrive annually. -There are more than two hundred restaurants in the <br />Times„Square, area. It is indeedNew York City's center":for commerce and "the <br />performing arts; `business and tourism. <br />-But the area is also a home for thousands of residents who -live adjacent to and <br />in the `midst'of-this'vib•rant midtown`' commercial core: ° The area * is - replete with <br />churches '-block associations; civic associations,"business' `oFganizations and theatre <br />related organizations. The Times Square BID knows—and works with -=some 35 social <br />service agencies In the greater Times Square area. <br />It also has the largest concentration of pomography establishments in the city. <br />The number of such businesses reached a high of about 14.0 establishments in the <br />1970s and early 1980s, and declined thereafter to approximately forty. There is some <br />indication that the number has increased somewhat In the Times Square area and on <br />Its periphery, particularly on Eighth Avenue, in the past months. <br />EVER00201 <br />15 <br />
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