Geospatial Data Science

Targeteering Manhattan Underutilized CFAR

Dec 18, 2023 2:36:02 PM / by Benjamin Pezzillo

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We analyzed Manhattan for lots using 25% or less of their by-right Commercial Floor Area Ratio.

Then we partnered with Slice Consulting at Syracuse University who analyzed the location of events during New York's recent Tech Week to identify the three most popular neighborhood for Tech Week events -- SoHo (above), Midtown, and Flatiron.

This is what we call "targeteering" -- preparing in advance for opportunities by identifying the properties with the greatest possibly alignment to your development goals. This is just one example.

To learn more, get in touch.

The legend to the map is:

Dark Green -- property with highest combination of unused CFAR as an amount and as a percentage

Dark Blue -- property with the highest unused CFAR as a percentage of its maximum by-right

Dark Yellow -- property with the highest unused CFAR as an amount in square feet

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Here's the map of Midtown:

Pactriglo_NYC_Tech_CFAR_Midtown_12182023

And Flatiron:

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We relied upon data from the City of New York for zoning and CFAR ratio. Neighborhood boundaries were determined using The New York Times' extremely detailed map of New York City neighborhoods.

Topics: Geospatial, Data Science, Urban Infill

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