Lower East Side Marketing for Old and New Businesses

Orchard Street and Ludlow Street carry galleries, bars and boutiques, while Delancey Street feeds traffic off the Williamsburg Bridge. Essex Market, now in the Essex Crossing development on Essex Street, brings shoppers in for food vendors and groceries. Katz's on East Houston Street draws visitors from around the world, and the Tenement Museum on Orchard Street tells the neighborhood's immigrant story.

The residential mix is wide: Chinese, Puerto Rican and Dominican families in public housing and co-ops toward the East River, long-time residents of the Grand Street cooperatives, and young renters in walk-ups. Spanish and Chinese are both widely spoken. The F, J, M and Z meet at Delancey Street-Essex Street, linking the area to Brooklyn and Queens. We help practices and firms build bilingual pages and keep their profiles clear about languages and insurance, and we help retailers and bars handle the Friday and Saturday night rush on the map.