ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月9日 11時53分

New York City’s streetscape has been transformed — visually and economically — by the staggering numbers of vacant storefronts now dotting its most popular retail corridors. Our photographer @heislerphoto set out with a panoramic camera to capture what this commercial blight feels like on the ground. “When you walk the streets, you see vacancies on every block in all 5 boroughs, rich or poor areas — even on Madison Avenue,” said Faith Hope Consolo, head of retail leasing for @douglaselliman. She said the increase in storefront vacancies in NYC had created “the most challenging retail landscape in my 25 years in real estate.” While a commercial crisis might more likely be associated with periods of economic distress, this one comes during an era of soaring prosperity, in a city teeming with tourism and booming with development. @heislerphoto took this panoramic picture on 8th Avenue. Visit the link in our profile to see the full project.

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