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February 18, 2010
City’s Department of Information Technology & Telecommunications Seeks To Expand Presence in MetroTech
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
The Eagle regurgitates Tuesday's Crain's story.
The city’s Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT) is seeking additional space in the MetroTech Center in Downtown Brooklyn.
According to a report Monday in Crain’s New York Business, the city agency needs 85,000 square feet of additional space to house 460 employees and a new data center, according to the article. It already occupies space at 11 MetroTech, which is near capacity.
NoLandGrab: Once again, we wonder why — with the city planning to lay off thousands and close 19 schools and 20 firehouses — the city needs to lease yet more space from Forest City Ratner.
Posted by eric at February 18, 2010 9:05 PM