Manhattan

Manhattan is loosely divided into downtown, midtown, uptown and Fifth avenue. Downtown is the center of business and government buildings and the renowned United Nations, World Trade Center and the Twin Towers. Midtown covers world-famous commercial zones such as Rockefeller Center, Broadway, and Times Square. It has also given birth to the infamous areas such as Hell’s Kitchen, Koreatown, Union Square and the Garment district. Downtown covers neighborhood from Marble Hill to Harlem and is a place away from tourism. Fifth Avenue is a major thoroughfare through Manhattan and is the most expensive street in NYC to live as well as the premiere shopping area. Fifth runs across the biggest park in the city, Central Park. A case of Legionnaires disease has popped up in many lower class areas of living and is slowly creeping it’s way across the borough. With the federal loan from the government, the city mayor has put it into affect and the last couple of years have been spent cleaning up parts of Manhattan where pockets of crime have fluctuated.