Posted on January 31, 2008 by Katie Lorah
Over the next few weeks, we’ll be providing you with some quick-hit style background information on the various developers who have submitted bids for the West Side Yards site. Today, we’re starting with Tishman Speyer, whose bid is pictured above. Founded in 1978 in New York, Tishman Speyer (“TS”) has managed 77 million square feet [...]
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Posted on January 30, 2008 by Katie Lorah
According to Crain’s, it now looks as if the MTA would prefer to lease the Rail Yards site to developers for 99 years, rather than sell it. A source at one developer said the MTA was caving in to public pressure not to sell the property, which includes active MTA rail operations. But the MTA spokesman says that under [...]
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Posted on January 23, 2008 by Katie Lorah
Crain’s caught up with four of the five Rail Yards developers at the 112th annual Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) gala. Ric Clark from Brookfield, Stephen Ross from Related, Douglas Durst from Durst/Vornado, and Jerry Speyer from Tishman Speyer all make the case for why their development plan was the best.
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Posted on January 2, 2008 by Katie Lorah
Wall Street Journal Architecture critic Ada Louise Huxtable takes the Rail Yards planning process to task today. She’s skeptical of a process she sees as offering too much to the developers to the utimate detriment of the public good, because it is hard to believe that teams with this much financial heft and assembled star power could [...]
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