The victory parade for the New York Giants in 2012 generated approximately $38 million in economic impact.

The USTA reports that the US Open tennis tournament generates approximately $1.2 billion in economic impact for New York City over a period of a few weeks.

The New York City Economic Development Corporation (EDC) manages 224 assets for the city, totaling 64 million square feet.

The new NYCFC soccer stadium at Willets Point is 100% privately financed through a public-private partnership.

The seven home games for the New York Knicks prior to the NBA finals generated approximately $202 million in economic impact.

The New York City Economic Development Corporation predicts the New York Knicks victory parade will generate tens of millions of dollars in economic impact.

Each of the two New York Knicks home games during the NBA Finals generated an estimated $90 million in economic impact, for a total of $180 million.

The estimated economic impact for the New York City region from hosting the World Cup is approximately $3.3 billion.

New York City is developing a 25,000-seat, all-electric, soccer-specific stadium at Willets Point to host the NYCFC team.

The regular seasons for the New York Yankees and New York Mets are projected to generate a combined $800 million in economic activity for New York City.

The Willets Point redevelopment project in New York City includes the construction of 2,500 units of all-affordable housing.

The New York Knicks' 2026 postseason run generated an estimated $380 million in economic impact for New York City.