BUSINESS SHUT DOWN STATISTICS
Qingyang Xu, Yishu Yu, Zhijun AO Ding
August 16, 2021
On March 12, 2020, the mayor of New York City declared a state of emergency in response to the rapid spread of COVID-19. In addition, quarantine was enforced so that people needed to stay home. Restaurants, bars, gyms, salons, and so on were temporarily or permanently closed.
New York City finally reopened indoor dining on October 3, 2020. According to Yelp, on September 11, 2020, nearly 6,000 businesses closed in New York City. More than 4,000 of them have closed permanently. Businesses have closed in the business districts of all five boroughs.
TEMPORARY AND PERMANENTLY CLOSED RESTAURANTS & BUSINESSES IN NYC
On December 11, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that indoor dining in New York City would be closed again next week, allowing only outdoor dining and food delivery services due to the increasing number of cases of COVID-19. In response, the restaurant industry has a hard time. COVID-19 has hit the U.S. restaurant industry hard, causing about one in six restaurants to close permanently or permanently.
Source: Source: RESTAURANTS & BARS: Do.N.Y.C. Permanently Closed Restaurants & Bars
BUSINESS: www.curbed.com. Reasons We’ve Loved New York, A send-off to the many places, big and small, that closed in 2020.
*Change map by dropbox. Information about the restaurants will be shown by moving the mouse on the dot. Information about the business will be shown by moving the mouse on the square.
PERMANENTLY CLOSED RESTAURANTS IN NYC BY CATEGORIES
New York City officially restarted its economy on June 8, 2020, but many businesses cannot wait for that day. On June 5, Hakata Tonton, a much-loved Japanese restaurant in New York City's West Village, closed its doors for good after 13 years. Hakata Tonton comes from Hakata in Fukuoka, Japan. The restaurant was busy. However, with COVID-19 spreading, Hakata Tonton closed its doors before the economy could restart. Hakata Tonton is not alone. Previously, the National Restaurant Association (NRA) reported that about 25,000 restaurants in New York City, or about 4%, had closed permanently during the COVID-19 outbreak.
One year after the shutdown of indoor dining in New York City, the closing rate of restaurants and bars are still high. Due to the economic crisis caused by the pandemic, more than 1,000 have shut down since March. Restaurants that are permanently closed in New York City are shown below. All closed restaurants are divided into twenty categories: Contemporary, Vietnamese, Korean, Barbecue, Bar, etc. By pulling the slider, the restaurants under the matching boroughs will be highlighted.
Source: Do.N.Y.C. Permanently Closed Restaurants & Bars
*Pulling the slider, restaurants will be shown under different food categories and divided into different boroughs by slider. Information of the restaurants will be shown by moving the mouse on the dot.
TEMPORARY AND PERMANENTLY CLOSED BUSINESS IN NYC BY CATEGORIES
This drawing is an honor roll --from the earliest to the most recently opened -- chronicled the many lost businesses. The solid line represents the permanently closed business, while the dashed line shows the temporarily closed ones. Different colors represent different categories like the salon, dry cleaner, art gallery, clothing shop. By placing the mouse on the circle, information and photos will appear.
Source: www.curbed.com. Reasons We’ve Loved New York. A send-off to the many places, big and small, that closed in 2020.
*Roll down and place the mouse on the circle, information and photos will appear.
OPEN STREETS SCHEDULE 2021, NYC
Over the next 10 years, the open streets program will become a trend to support individuals and small businesses. City transportation, circulation, and urban design will be reorganized to suit this business mode. The map is interactive with buttons. Once clicked on the button, the map will show corresponding streets. The “Weekend only” and “Dinner only” selections are virtually designed and have not yet been applied in the real world.
Source: NYC DOT - Open Streets
OPEN STREETS, NYC, 2021
The buttons correspond to different maps showing the open street program. Click on the buttons to see how the open streets are designed in each area.
Red blocks: restaurants
Pink streets: designed temporary open streets
Purple streets: designed permanent open streets
Turquoise streets: existing open streets
Soho_lower Manhattan
Pratt Brooklyn
Meadow Lake Queens
OPEN STREET, MANHATTEN, NYC
Button A shows designed permanent open streets
Button B shows designed temporary open streets
Click on each button to show the demonstration of the design
Botton A
Botton B
OPEN STREET, BROOKLYN, NYC
Button A, C show designed permanent open streets
Button B shows designed temporary open streets
Click on each button to show the demonstration of the design
Chair design
Botton B
OPEN STREETS, QUEENS, NYC
Button A shows designed permanent open streets
Button B shows designed temporary open streets
Click on each button to show the demonstration of the design
Botton A
Botton B
OPEN RESTAURANTS ON SIDEWALK, 2020 - 2021, NYC
According to U.S. media reports, more than 70 percent of the state's 19 million adults have received at least one dose of the vaccine. With the outbreak partially under control, New York State announced on June 15 that it was utterly unsealed.
The three purple circles represent the number of restaurants that are open for sidewalks. Three boroughs of data are collected from June 2020 to May 2021 in New York City. With the control of the spread of Covid-19 and the vaccine injection, more and more restaurants are opened for sidewalks. To reflect that change, the circles become larger and larger.
Source: NYC OpenData, Open Restaurants Inspections, Department of Transportation (DOT)
*By left-clicking the drawing window, the data will vary based on the time.
Source: Do.N.Y.C. Permanently Closed Restaurants & Bars
*Pulling the slider, restaurants will be shown under different food categories and divided into different boroughs by slider. Information of the restaurants will be shown by moving the mouse on the dot.
OPEN RESTAURANTS ON SIDEWALK, MARCH 2021, NY
During Covid-19, restaurants were temporarily closed in 2020 in New York City. However, with the control of the spread of the virus, restaurants that have achieved the Open Restaurants sidewalk requirements can now serve food on the sidewalk. The drawing and the data below show three boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens - how many restaurants are open for sidewalk till March. The data has been divided into five weeks, with each circle color showing a specific borough. The restaurant information can be read by putting the mouse in the circle.
Source: NYC OpenData, Open Restaurants Inspections, Department of Transportation (DOT)
*Pull the slider at the top left. Dots will increase based on the date. Information about the restaurants will be shown by moving the mouse on the dot.
OPEN RESTAURANTS ON SIDEWALK, BROOKLYN, 2020-2021
The spread of COVID-19 continues to hit the U.S. restaurant industry hard, but some restaurants and bars continue to operate in parts of the United States. The different colors represent the different neighborhoods in Brooklyn. From June 2020 to May 2021. Left-clicking the drawing, the dots will be shown based on time by month. Move the mouse on dots to see information about the restaurants.
Source: NYC OpenData, Open Restaurants Inspections, Department of Transportation (DOT)
*Left-clicking the window, information of the restaurants will be shown by moving the mouse on the dot.
PPP LOAN RECIPIENT LIST — MIDTOWN, NYC
The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) is a loan program run by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) department. It helps businesses pay their employees, rent, insurance, etc. during the COVID-19 pandemic. Any business with less than 500 employees is able to apply for a loan. The business owners can directly apply for a PPP loan through participating banks or lending institutions. The PPP loan is a federally guaranteed loan with an interest rate capped at 1% annually, and there is a fraction that does not need to be repaid. The PPP loans saved the unemployment rate and kept many dying businesses still open.
Source: PPP Loan Recipient List By State — New York
*Information about the PPP Loan will be shown by moving the mouse on the dot. Data is organized by zip codes.
PPP LOAN RECIPIENT LIST — DOWNTOWN, NYC
One good fact about the PPP loan is that the borrowers can apply for forgiveness. The PPP loan borrowers can qualify for full loan forgiveness if employment levels are maintained and the loans are spent in the right place with at least 60% on payroll cost during the 8- to 24- weeks of the loan period. By May 31, 2021, there is a total of 5,467 lenders participating in the program with almost $800 billion worth of net dollars loaned. The PPP loan help save the economic downturn influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: PPP Loan Recipient List By State — New York
*Information about the PPP Loan will be shown by moving the mouse on the dot. Data is organized by zip codes.