What will Mayor Eric Adams do about the future of Midtown? It’s one of the key questions that hangs over New York, two years after Covid first devastated the city.
On one hand, we’ve come a long way. Bars and restaurants are beginning to fill up again and the idea of another lockdown, with cases falling, belongs to history. The city boasts a high vaccination rate and hospitals, after weathering the omicron surge, seem prepared to handle the tail end of this pandemic.
On the other hand, the city has clearly not recovered, with its stubbornly high unemployment rate and mass transit ridership nowhere near what it was
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