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A vacant lot between two New York City apartment buildings is blocked off by a large blue fence, indicating a new building is being built. The road in front of the sidewalk is cordoned off by an orange mesh construction fence.

A residential building on Henry Street with a “For Rent” sign on the fire escape.

A building for sale in Chinatown in New York City. Hanging from a balcony, a banner with both Chinese and English texts reads "NEW BUILDING FOR SALE, " "Green City Realty Inc.," and a phone number. There are also repeated signs that read "FEDDERS" on…

A sign hangs from a building in Manhattan’s Chiantown neighborhood, advertising available retail rental properties. The text on the sign reads, “STORES FOR RENT” alongside Chinese characters and a phone number.

Above the storefront awning of New Century Lighting at 157 Bowery in Manhattan’s Chinatown neighborhood, a real estate banner announces the retail property for rent. The text on the sign reads, “Prime Retail Store FOR RENT,” alongside Chinese…

On a torn-up storefront awning of a business at 86 Elizabeth Street in Manhattan’s Chinatown neighborhood, a small real estate sign announces the retail property for rent. The text on the sign reads, “FOR RENT,” alongside Chinese characters and a…

On the storefront awning of a business on the ground floor of a multi-story building in Manhattan’s Chinatown, a small Century 21 real estate sign announces the retail property for rent. The text on the sign reads, “FOR RENT,” alongside Chinese…

On the storefront awning of a cosmetics business at 149 Grand Street in Manhattan’s Chinatown, a large ZE real estate banner announces the retail property for rent. The text on the sign reads, “STORE FOR RENT,” alongside a phone number.

CAAAV and NCPRR (National Congress for Puerto Rican Rights) took over the Chinatown Manhattan Bridge entrance during rush hour, wearing vests with messages protesting Mayor Giuliani’s oppressive police policies.

CAAAV and NCPRR (National Congress for Puerto Rican Rights) took over the Chinatown Manhattan Bridge entrance during rush hour, wearing vests with messages protesting Mayor Giuliani’s oppressive police policies.