Foodscapes / General / October 1, 2020

Foodscape: Financial District

Financial District Foodscape

About Foodscapes

Access to affordable and nutritious food is one of the cornerstones of good health. Without this, individuals—and communities—are at a higher risk of food insecurity and serious chronic diseases, including obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. To improve the health of New Yorkers, we must recognize that each neighborhood has a distinct food environment.

Purpose

These Foodscape reports provide a community-level snapshot of a community’s food environment, including data on healthy and unhealthy food consumption, food access, and diet-related diseases. Additionally, the reports detail a comprehensive guide of the many food-related resources available to residents within their neighborhoods to support them in eating healthier. The Hunter College New York City Food Policy Center has compiled this information from various sources, presenting it in a user-friendly format to help NYC residents and communities better understand their local foodscapes.

*All data from Community Health Profiles include Financial District

*All data from DATA2GO includes Battery Park City & Tribeca

Zipcodes include: 10004, 10005, 10006, 10007, 10008, 10013, 10015, 10038, 10041, 10045, 10048, 10161, 10268, 10270, 10271, 10278, 10279, 10280, 10281, 10282

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

 

DEMOGRAPHICS:

  • Total Population: 63,383 (7.4% of NYC population) (1)
  • Population by Race and Ethnicity of Financial District and New York City (1)
    • Financial District: 6.9% Latino | NYC: 29% Latino
    • Financial District: 3% Black | NYC: 22% Black
    • Financial District: 66.8% White | NYC: 32% White
    • Financial District: 19.4% Asian/Pacific Islander | NYC: 15% Asian
    • Financial District: 4% Other | NYC: 2% Other
  • Financial District Population by Age: (1)
    • 0-17 years: 14%
    • 18-24 years: 11%
    • 25-44 years: 50%
    • 45-64 years: 18%
    • 65+ years: 7%
  • Life Expectancy: 
    • Financial District: 85.9 years (2) | NYC: 81.2 years (3)
  • Born Outside the US: 
    • Financial District: 24% (1) | NYC: 37% (1)

FINANCIAL DISTRICT ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOOD:

  • Supermarket to Bodega Ratio: One (1) supermarket in Financial District to 6 bodegas (1)
  • Meal Gap (# of meals needed per year for food security): 2,929,871 (2)
  • Food Insecurity: 
    • Financial District: 9.4% of residents (2)| NYC: 15.4% of residents (2)
  • Residences that Lack a Kitchen: 
    • Financial District: 0.6% of housing units (2)| NYC: 0.8% (2)
  • Households Receiving SNAP Benefits: 
    • Financial District: 4.3% of households (2)| NYC: 21% of households (2)
  • Walking Distance to Fresh Fruits and Vegetables: (4)
    • Includes data from all of Union Square/Lower Manhattan 
      • 5 minutes or less: 57% (Compared to 49% New York City-wide)
      • 5-10 minutes: 19% (Compared to 18% New York City-wide)
      • 10 minutes or more: 24% (Compared to 32% New York City-wide)

FOOD CONSUMPTION:

  • At Least One Serving of Fruits or Vegetables Per Day (percent of adults): 
    • Financial District: 96% (1) | NYC: 87% (1)
  • No Fruits and Vegetables Yesterday: 
    • Financial District: 4% of adults (2) | NYC: 13% of adults (2)
  • One or More 12-ounce Sugary Drinks Per Day (percent of adults): 
    • Financial District: 8% (1) | NYC: 23% (1)

HEALTH AND DISEASE STATUS:

  • Adults Reporting Their Own Health as “Excellent,” “Very Good” or “Good” (percent of adults): 
    • Financial District: 91% (1) | NYC: 78% (1)
  • Obesity (percent of adults): 
    • Financial District: 4% (1) | NYC: 24% (1)
  • Childhood Obesity (percent of public school children in grades K through 8): 
    • Financial District: 5% (1) | NYC: 20% (1)
  • Diabetes (percent of adults): 
    • Financial District: 3% (1) | NYC: 11% (1)
  • Hypertension (percent of adults): 
    • Financial District: 15% (1) | NYC: 28% (1)

ECONOMIC AND LIVING-CONDITION STRESS, CONTRIBUTORS TO FOOD INSECURITY:

  • Median Household Income: 
    • Financial District: $200,827 (2) | NYC: $73,277 (2)
  • Poverty (percent of households with incomes below poverty): 
    • Financial District: 6.8% (2) | NYC: 8.8% (2)
  • Unemployment (percent of people ages 16 and older): 
    • Financial District: 2.7% (2) | NYC: 5% (2)
  • Extreme Housing Burden (percent of renters): 
    • Financial District: 16.4% (2) | NYC: 28% (2)

EXERCISE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY BURDEN

  • Air Pollution (micrograms of fine particulate matter per cubic meter): 
    • Financial District: 9.6 (1) | New York City-wide: 7.5 (1)
  • Bicycle Network Coverage (percent of streets with bike lanes): 
    • Financial District: 36% (1) | New York City-wide: 10% (1)
  • Pedestrian Injury Hospitalizations (per 100,000 people): 
    • Financial District: 10 (1) | New York City-wide: 23 (1)
  • Any Physical Activity in the Past 30 Days (percent of adults): 
    • Financial District: 90% (1) | New York City-wide: 73% (1)

FINANCIAL DISTRICT SUMMER MEALS: 

To ensure everyone has access to nutritious meals, the Department of Education’s Meal Hubs were created in response to COVID-19 and have expanded service to all children and adults across the five boroughs. Sties serve grab-and-go meal service for adults and children and no one is turned away. No registration or identification is required. Meal hubs operate from 7:30am-11:30am for children and families and 11:30am-1:30pm for adults. Please check the DOE website for updates and search for Free Meals at the select public school buildings here or text ‘NYCFOOD’ or ‘COMIDA’ to 877-877.

FINANCIAL DISTRICT COMMUNITY GARDENS: 

FINANCIAL DISTRICT SCHOOL GARDENS:

  • PS 1 Alfred E. Smith: 8 Henry St
  • Charter 707 John V. Lindsay Wildcat Academy Charter School: 17 Battery Pl
  • PS 343 The Peck Slip School: 52 Chambers St
  • PS 150 Tribeca Learning Center: 334 Greenwich St
  • PS 89 Liberty School: 201 Warren St (at W St)
  • HS 376 NYC iSchool: 131 Avenue Of The Americas
  • PS/MS 126 Manhattan Academy of Technology (aka Jacob Riis): 80 Catherine St
  • HS 475 Stuyvesant High School: 345 Chambers St
  • HS 520 Murry Bergtraum High School for Business Careers: 411 Pearl St
  • HS 551 Urban Assembly New York Harbor School: 10 South St, Slip 7
  • H.S. 418 Millenium: 75 Broad St (between Beaver & S Willam St)
  • Urban Assembly New York Harbor School: 550 Short Ave, Governor's Island
  • PS/MS 276 Battery Park City School: 55 Battery Pl

FINANCIAL DISTRICT FARMERS’ MARKETS: 

To ensure the below farmers’ markets are open, please call or check the listed websites for the most up-to-date information.

Many farmers’ markets accept cash, SNAP/EBT, debit/credit, WIC and Senior FMNP coupons. They may also offer Health Bucks for EBT users — for every $5 spent in EBT, customers receive a $2 Health Buck coupon to purchase additional fruits and vegetables. For an updated list of farmers’ markets near you (including days/hours of operation) visit nyc.gov/health and search “farmers markets” or text “SoGood” to 877-877.

FINANCIAL DISTRICT OFFICIAL SNAP ENROLLMENT SITES IN NYC – HUMAN RESOURCES ASSOCIATION (HRA):

Data is updated on a continuous basis in collaboration with the Hunter College NYC Food Policy Center’s Neighborhood Food Resource Guides.

*It is possible to apply for SNAP benefits online at https://www.ny.gov/services/apply-snap

FINANCIAL DISTRICT PANTRIES AND SOUP KITCHENS:

Data is updated on a continuous basis in collaboration with the Hunter College NYC Food Policy Center’s Neighborhood Food Resource Guides.

*Food pantry and soup kitchen hours subject to change, and requirements may be needed to register for food pantries. Call a specific location for more information before going for the first time. 

FINANCIAL DISTRICT RETAIL FOOD STORES:

*This list below includes all retail food stores from a Google Maps Places API search with keyword search terms “bakery, cafe, convenience store, deli, food, grocery, supermarket.” 

Data is updated on a continuous basis in collaboration with the Hunter College NYC Food Policy Center’s Neighborhood Food Resource Guides.

  • CVS
    129 Fulton St 10038, (212) 233-5021
  • All American Deli
    42 Water St 10004, (646) 918-8849
  • Bowling Green Greenmarket
    Broadway at Battery Pl 10004, (212) 788-7900
  • Rite Aid
    7 Madison St 10038, (212) 791-5795
  • Gristedes
    315 South End Ave 10280, (212) 233-7797
  • Stage Door Delicatessen
    26 Vesey St 10007, (212) 791-5252
  • Duane Reade
    459 Broadway 10013, (212) 219-2658
  • Deluxe Meat Market
    122 Mott St 10013, (212) 925-5766
  • Seaport Deli
    64 Fulton St 10038, (212) 858-9331
  • Fulton Stall Market
    91 South St 10038, (212) 349-1380
  • Meat Centre 錦昌肉食 (Chinatown)
    208 Centre St 10013, (718) 384-3838
  • Duane Reade
    315 North End Ave 10282, (212) 945-4450
  • Durian NYC
    230 Grand St 10013, (917) 662-2288
  • Wai Wah Market
    17 Catherine St 10038,
  • Asia Market Corporation
    71 1/2 Mulberry St 10013, (212) 962-2020
  • K & S Food Market (Reishi)
    169 Hester St 10013,
  • Fresh Food Super Deli
    386 Canal St 10013, (212) 941-6236
  • The Market NYC
    449 Broadway 10013,
  • HJK Plaza Deli
    11 Broadway 10004, (212) 809-4101
  • West Bank Gourmet Deli
    21 W St 10004, (212) 747-0577
  • 150 Market
    150 William St 10038,
  • Key Food Supermarket
    55 Fulton St 10038, (646) 581-9261
  • Sam's Deli
    30 Mulberry St 10013,
  • Plaza Deli
    127 John St 10038, (212) 943-7735
  • Market Lane NYC
    185 Greenwich St 10006, (212) 964-3474
  • Financier Patisserie
    62 Stone St between Mill Ln & Hanover Sq 10004, (212) 344-5600
  • Po Wing Hong Food Market
    49 Elizabeth St Ground Floor 10013, (212) 966-1080
  • Open Market
    15 William St 10005, (212) 785-5555
  • Battery Park City Gourmet Market
    450 North End Ave 10282, (212) 233-9333
  • M & M Market Deli
    529 Broome St A 10013, (212) 219-2619
  • La Bella Ferrara
    108 Mulberry St 10013, (212) 966-7867
  • Arpita Deli & Grocery
    179 Church St 10007, (212) 732-8916
  • Deluxe Food Market
    79 Elizabeth St 10013, (212) 925-5766
  • Duane Reade
    37 Broadway 10006, (212) 425-8460
  • Whole Foods Market
    270 Greenwich St 10007, (212) 349-6555
  • Tong Ren Grocery
    42 Mott St #2A 10013, (212) 285-2988
  • May Wah Vegetarian Market
    213 Hester St 10013, (212) 334-4428
  • Spring Street Finest Deli
    322 Spring St 10013, (212) 343-2335
  • Champs Gourmet Deli
    30 Broad St 10004, (212) 363-4000
  • Civic Deli
    111 Worth St 10013, (212) 619-2721
  • Thompson Finest Deli
    20 Thompson St #1a 10013, (212) 343-2336
  • Gourmet Garage
    366 Broadway 10013, (212) 571-5850
  • Duane Reade
    305 Broadway 10007, (212) 227-6168
  • Mon Cher Market
    339 Broadway 10013, (212) 965-0007
  • Bangkok Center Grocery
    104 Mosco St 10013, (212) 732-896
  • New Way Deli & Grocery
    97 Catherine St 10038, (212) 385-2211
  • 55 Fulton Market
    55 Fulton St 10038, (646) 581-9261
  • Bingo Deli
    77 Pearl St #6 10004, (212) 487-9200
  • 7-Eleven
    111 Fulton St 10038, (212) 346-0659
  • Hung Lee
    79 Bayard St 10013, (212) 962-5351
  • Amish Market
    53 Park Pl 10007, (212) 608-3863
  • Jubilee Market
    447 Broadway #A1 10013,
  • Andy's Deli NYC
    291 Broadway 10007, (212) 227-4111
  • Duane Reade
    17 John St 10038, (212) 619-7181
  • Metropolitan Lobby Store Inc
    2 Broadway 10004, (212) 661-0286
  • Broadway Market Co
    427 Broadway 10013, (646) 370-3474
  • Morgans Market
    13 Hudson St 10013, (212) 964-4283
  • 59 Bayard Market
    59 Bayard St A 10013, (212) 608-8866
  • Sunrise Mart 日系スーパー
    494 Broome St #2213 10013, (212) 219-0033
  • Hanover Gourmet Deli
    3 Hanover Square #3 10004, (212) 269-3232
  • The Best Of New York Food
    150 Water St 10005, (212) 952-1890
  • 57 Bayard Meat Market
    57 Bayard St A 10013, (212) 619-6206
  • New Kam Man Supermarket
    200 Canal St 10013, (212) 571-0330
  • Hong Kong Supermarket
    157 Hester St 10013, (212) 966-4943
  • Duane Reade
    95 Wall St 10005, (212) 363-5830
  • Battery Place Market
    240 Murray St 10282,
  • Yun Gun
    13 Hudson St 10013, (212) 941-7578
  • Trader Express Deli
    22 Beaver St #2R 10004, (212) 482-0619
  • City Acres Market
    70 Pine St 10270, (917) 261-4530
  • Devon & Blakely
    185 Greenwich St 10007, (212) 791-8100
  • Battery Place Market Corp
    77 Battery Pl 10280, (212) 786-0077
  • Loho Grocery
    37 Madison St 10038,
  • Taasha Deli
    400 Broome St 10013, (212) 965-0106
  • Ali Baba Organic Marketplace
    1 Mott St 10013, (212) 233-5797
  • Jubilee Market Place on John
    99 John St 10038, (212) 233-0808
  • Tokyo Mart
    91 Mulberry St 10013, (212) 962-6622
  • Tribeca Greenmarket
    Greenwich St between Chambers St & Duane St 10013, (212) 788-7900
  • Sun Vin Grocery Store
    75 Mulberry St 10013, (212) 962-0382
  • Gristede's Foods
    71 South End Ave 10280, (212) 233-7770
  • Gristedes
    90 Maiden Ln 10038, (212) 651-8255
  • Fruit And Vegetables Stand
    Hester St & Elizabeth St 10013,
  • Food Mart
    189 Lafayette St 10013,
  • Manhatton
    120 Broadway #230 10271,
  • Duane Reade
    250 Broadway 10007, (212) 571-4511
  • United Grocery & Deli Corporation
    177 Hudson St 10013,
  • Duane Reade
    40 Wall St 10005, (212) 742-8454
  • Target Grocery
    255 Greenwich St 10007, (917) 438-2214
  • New York Mart
    128 Mott St 10013,
  • Chen Chang Grocery Inc
    31 Catherine St 10038,
  • Gourmet Garage
    489 Broome St 10013, (212) 941-5850
  • Sunshine Food Market
    135 Mott St 10013,
  • James Market
    45 St James Pl 10038, (212) 233-6909

PARKS IN FINANCIAL DISTRICT:

To ensure the below businesses and organizations are open, please call or check the listed websites for the most up-to-date information.

FOOD POLICY ORGANIZATIONS IN FINANCIAL DISTRICT:

To ensure the below organizations are and services are being offered, please call or check the listed websites for the most up-to-date information.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:

Last updated: 9/22/2020

 

REFERENCES:

  1. Hinterland, K, et al. “Community Health Profiles 2018, Manhattan Community District 1: Financial District.” Community Health Profiles 2018, Manhattan Community District 1: Financial District, 2018, pp.1-20.
  2. “Data2Go: Battery Park City & Tribeca.” data2go.Nyc, Measure of America of the Social Science Research Council and Helmsley Charitable Trust, https://data2go.nyc/cd/?id=101*36047015900*food_insecure_puma!undefined!ns*!buttonHolder~other_pop_cd_506~ahdi_puma_1~sch_enrol_cd_112~age_pyramid_male_85_plus_cd_20~median_household_income_puma_397~median_personal_earnings_puma_400~dis_y_perc_puma_102~poverty_ceo_cd_417~unemployment_cd_408~pre_k_cd_107!*air_qual_cd~ahdi_puma*family_homeless_cd_245#10/40.8107/-74.1399.
  3. “Annual Vital Statistics Data Show Fewer Premature Deaths and Fewer Births in New York City in 2017.” NYC Health, The City of New York.
  4. A Foodscape of Union Square/Lower Manhattan.” New York City Food Policy Center at Hunter College, Mar. 2017, https://www.nycfoodpolicy.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/FS309310_2017.pdf.
  5. “Green Thumb Garden Map.” NYC Parks, https://greenthumb.nycgovparks.org/gardensearch.php.

Article Image: “New York City (NYC) Neighborhood Maps – By Borough – Mahattan.” NYCdata, Baruch College Zicklin School of Business, https://www.baruch.cuny.edu/nycdata/population-geography/maps-boroughs.htm.


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