Hudson Yards? Mizuho says no
When Air Rights Aren’t Air Rights
Ire over air
This Ain’t Your Fathers Long Island City
A development team led by TF Cornerstone will now begin the approval process to change the zoning on two adjacent waterfront parcels in Long Island City
Make New York City Great Again
Its happy days for New York City’s construction industry as the sectors employment soars to record levels. A Globe Street post highlighted the details: The building boom that has taken hold here has swelled the ranks of the construction trades in New York City to levels last seen more than 40 years ago. According to […]
Sam Chang and Hyatt Place Hotel Line Up Some Serious Funding
“With a revitalized theater district, thriving hospitality industry, and constantly improving retail, the Times Square area is a magnet for tourists,”
Pfizer, Cushman and the Great Office Space Hunt
“Cushman & Wakefield provides the partnership, experience and expertise to execute on Pfizer’s vision for their workplace,”
Tishman Realty Plans Complete Overhaul of E*Walk
Tishman plans E*Walk overhaul
For Sovereign Wealth Funds, Manhattan Remains A Target
It’s all good on 6th Ave…
To 421-a Or Not 421-a
The off again-on again roller coaster of 421-a seems to have conflicting information written all over it. Rayna Katz explains the latest on Globe Street. See: 421-A: Working Out The Kinks
How 7 Bryant Park Channels Its Inner Milliken
If you have any doubt about patience being a virtue, look no further than the folks at Pacolet Milliken Enterprises, whose vision during the mortgage crisis will pay off handsomely while showcasing some of the other smartest guys in the room Earlier this month, ENR New York‘s Peter Maloney wrote a brilliant, ‘Best Project, Office/Retail/Mixed-Use’ piece titled “Project of the Year: 7 […]
