New York City developer Larry A. Silverstein today announced the appointment of Martin S. Burger as Co-Chief Executive Officer of Silverstein Properties, Inc. The appointment is an extension of the S...
Structural steel is now topped out at the 72nd floor, with only upper mechanical and roof bulkhead construction left. Elevators continue to be installed at shafts up to the 50th floor with separator b...
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – A major piece of the new One World Trade Center has arrived in New York City. Part of the giant spire that will top the tower arrived by barge from New Jersey. The nine l...
Structural steel is now topped out at the 72nd floor, with only upper mechanical and roof bulkhead construction left. Elevators continue to be installed at shafts up to the 50th floor with separator b...
From Tragedy to Sustainability When tragedy strikes a city, it often presents an opportunity to rebuild in a better way. Janno Lieber, president of World Trade Center Properties, discusses New York ...
The Port Authority's new executive director, Patrick Foye, is off to a running start at the World Trade Center. Insiders credit him with encouraging his boss, Gov. Cuomo, to sign off promptly on the P...
Construction at the World Trade Center resumed this week after floodwaters poured into the site during Hurricane Sandy. The day after the storm the decimated much of the tri-state area, Silverstein ...
Construction work has started again at ground zero, site of the World Trade Center attacks on 9/11, which was flooded by Superstorm Sandy.
Though the World Trade Center didn’t incur significant damage, the complex had sizeable water accumulation in its basements that workers were still pumping out at press time on Friday.
Larry Silverstein, president and chief executive officer of Silverstein Properties Inc., talks about the impact of superstorm Sandy on the World Trade Center site in Lower Manhattan and climate change...
The operator of the World Trade Center site says that no structural damage was suffered at any of its World Trade Center towers and that the process of pumping out flood waters is already underway.
Cortlandt Street in Lower Manhattan was where demolition began in 1965 for what was to become the World Trade Center. Then the street itself was sacrificed, for three blocks, to help create an unbroke...
After becoming the first tenant to implement New York City’s Energy Aligned Lease Clause, the law firm WilmerHale has announced another environmental milestone for its offices at 7 World Trade Cente...
Office rents in the new towers at lower Manhattan’s World Trade Center will rise to levels “very close” to those for high-quality spaces in Midtown, said Larry Silverstein, who is building one o...
The Downtown Alliance today issued findings in an original research report, The Brain Gain, revealing dramatic population growth among high-value professionals living within a 30-minute commute of the...
The political battle royal over the World Trade Center site is meticulously captured in the new revealing documentary, “16 Acres.” The flick covers the decade of twists and turns from the time L...
NEW YORK, Oct 17, 2012 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) -- WilmerHale announced today that its New York office has been awarded LEED(R) Gold certification. The LEED rating system, developed by the U.S. Gree...
My name is Michael Stoler. There is an individual that everyone knows in New York City, his name is synonymous with lower Manhattan, New York City development. He's been around for years. He's a good ...
One tech firm that had aimed for midtown south and a nonprofit whose lease nearby was nearly up will take a total of 12,400 square feet on the 46th floor.
Host Michael Stoler talks with guests Janno Lieber, World Trade Center Properties; Jeremiah Larkin, Brookfield; Michael Murray, HHM and Drew Nieporent, Myriad Restaurant Group about the continued deve...
The World Trade Center continues to take shape and claim its spot along the city's skyline. Silverstein Properties hosted a tour of 4 World Trade Center Friday morning.
Nearly 11 years after its predecessor was damaged beyond repair by the collapse of 7 World Trade Center, the Borough of Manhattan Community College’s new Fiterman Hall opened its doors to students o...
Having acquired the World Trade Center buildings just weeks before the Sept. 11 terror attacks, developer Larry Silverstein has attracted the attention of many during his redevelopment of the World Tr...
Structural steel is now topped out at the 72nd floor, with only roof bulkhead and upper mechanical construction left. The curtain wall installation, which began in late April 2011, has reached the 58t...
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