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Post-War Development and Modernization

This timeline highlights the post-war development, modernization, and significant cultural and economic milestones of New York City.
Post-War Economic Boom
1945-1960s
New York City experienced a significant economic boom, solidifying its position as a global financial and cultural hub.
Population Shifts
1965
New York City relinquished its role as the world's largest city to Tokyo, according to demographers Chandler & Fox.
Urban Renewal and Land Reclamation
1970s-1980s
Substantial land reclamation and urban renewal projects were undertaken, including the development of Battery Park City.
Economic Diversification
1990s-2000s
New York City's economy diversified, with significant growth in the tech, media, and finance sectors.
9/11 Attacks
2001
The September 11 attacks had a profound impact on the city, leading to significant changes in security, urban planning, and community resilience.