Steve Cuozzo | 07.26.2010 | NY Post
It's taken nearly nine years, but large-scale commercial redevelopment of the World Trade Center site is tantalizingly close to taking off. But everything depends on the outcome of two ongoing, parallel negotiations involving the Port Authority -- neither of which is a sure thing.
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Aline Reynolds | 07.22.2010 | Downtown Express
In undertaking the daunting task of redeveloping Ground Zero, real estate man Larry Silverstein had a vision: to transform the site into a state-of-the-art office complex. He sought to create a center that's accessible, secure and eco-friendly all at once.
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Yaffi Spodek | 07.09.2010 | The Real Deal
Construction is starting today at World Trade Center Tower 3, one of four planned skyscrapers in a spiral structure to be built by Silverstein Properties at the World Trade Center site, according to Janno Lieber, president of World Trade Center Properties, an affiliate of Silverstein Properties.
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Theresa Agovino | 07.06.2010 | Crain's New York Business
Janney Montgomery Scott is renewing its lease and expanding its footprint at 575 Lexington Ave., between East 51st and East 52nd streets.
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06.30.2010 | Real Estate Weekly
Developer, Larry Silverstein, president and CEO Silverstein Properties, Inc., has been named Ernst & Young Real Estate Entrepreneur of the Year.
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Frank Lombardi | 05.21.2010 | NY Daily News
At a press conference outside 7 World Trade Center, which was built by Silverstein Properties with bicycle access as one of its original features, Quinn and other officials noted that some 75,000 New Yorkers are using bicycles for transportation on a typical day.
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Tom Topousis | 05.10.2010 | NY Post
A major milestone will be reached at Ground Zero next month when every project within the original World Trade Center site will be under construction -- a heartening leap forward for a venture that's been plagued by constant delays.
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Alex Alvarez | 05.04.2010 | Mediabistro.com
Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI) will be moving its New York offices to 7 World Trade Center on May 17. Its current offices will be closed on May 14 as they make the transition.
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Eliot Brown | 04.15.2010 | Commercial Observer
World Trade Center developer Larry Silverstein, Queens developer Jeff Levine and Related Cos. chairman Stephen Ross are among those seeking to develop Willets Point, the polluted, 62-acre auto repair district next to Citi Field, according to city records.
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Kelsy Chauvin | 04.01.2010 | LowerManhattan.info
The complexity of erecting a tower at the World Trade Center (WTC) site is unparalleled in New York City. The substructure alone for both 1 WTC and 4 WTC required more than two years’ time to plant the towers’ footings on bedrock, then construct reinforced-steel levels as deep down as 85 feet -- all while coordinating infrastructure for extensive utilities; the rebuilt Cortlandt, Fulton, and Greenwich Streets; and the Vehicular Security Center(VSC).
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