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Created in 2002, East Midtown Partnership promotes local commerce and quality of life of its 48-block district. Based in New York, N.Y., the partnership is one of the largest of New York City's 64 business improvement districts (BIDs) with about 2,700 businesses and more than 28,000,000 square feet of commercial space. It works under contract with the City's Department of Small Business Services. Some of the programs East Midtown Partnership organizes include marketing, streetscape improvement, homeless outreach, traffic management and ombudsman services.

SpecialtiesSince 2002 East Midtown Partnership works to improve the quality of life and promote commercial activity in one of the world's most vibrant, diverse communities: East Midtown Manhattan.

The East Midtown Partnership is dedicated to enhancing the vibrancy of the East Midtown neighborhood in New York City through a variety of services and community initiatives. The organization offers unique opportunities for local businesses and residents, including the Passport Card, which provides access to exclusive deals from an array of participating merchants and service providers. In addition to supporting local commerce, the East Midtown Partnership actively engages the community with events and activities, such as the Easter Egg Hunt, fostering a sense of togetherness among residents and visitors alike. Through their efforts, they aim to promote the rich culture, entertainment, and shopping experiences that East Midtown has to offer. Generated from the website