The small New York City neighborhood of Fort George is the area of a previous military fort base in early history. Between the years of 1625 and 1715, this neighborhood’s name changed various times until last occupied by the British and its name was set. Now, stretching from the Hudson and Harlem Rivers, as well as Dyckman and West 181^st Streets, Fort George is home to a 77 percent population of Hispanics, mostly conventional architecture, and upcoming luxury housing areas. With this prospective growth, Fort George is a great option for growing businesses. Parks like Fort Tyron, retail locations like Footlocker, Dollar Tree, and Staples, and office tenants like Scorpio Productions are all throughout the neighborhood. The 1 and A trains, along with the M3, Bx7, and M100 run throughout Fort George. This location is a great space for businesses looking to expand into an up and coming area. Check out Fort George on Google Maps here.