01.17.2012 | Bloomberg
Larry Silverstein, president and chief executive officer of Silverstein Properties Inc., talks about the company's succession plan and decision to name Martin Burger as co-chief executive officer. Silverstein, speaking with Trish Regan on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart," also discusses the development of the World Trade Center site in Manhattan, New York City's real-estate market and his overseas investments.
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Tom Acitelli | 12.13.2011 | The New York Times
At 3 World Trade Center, the 80-story tower designed by Richard Rogers and developed by Silverstein Properties, the floor plates of 29,000 to 68,000 square feet have no columns.
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David M. Levitt | 12.09.2011 | Blooomberg
Larry Silverstein, after more than five decades of investing almost entirely in New York City real estate, is making his first foray abroad in Poland, one of Europe's most in-demand property markets.
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Jeff Higley | 12.06.2011 | HotelNewsNow.com
Kathleen Taylor knows it's difficult to generalize what's going on in the global hotel industry because it's a street-corner business, but also it's hard for the Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts CEO to look past the current conditions and not like what she sees.
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Theresa Agovino | 12.05.2011 | Crain's New York Business
25. Silverstein Properties Inc. Despite the difficult economy, Silverstein Properties is one of the few developers that has kept busy, and one huge project has particular resonance with employees: helping to rebuild the World Trade Center site.
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Steve Cuozzo | 11.08.2011 | NY Post
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 PA's agreement with Fidelity Investments on financing construction of 4 WTC last week.
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Rosemary Feitelberg | 11.02.2011 | WWD
Workaholic seemed to be the chief criteria for this year's Pratt Legends award winners. Pleased as they were to be honored Tuesday night at 7 World Trade Center in Manhattan, multimedia artist Laurie Anderson, photographer William Wegman and interior decorator Juan Montoya made clear there is work to be done.
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Mark Becker | 10.06.2011 | The Real Deal
When Larry Silverstein was asked to lend some of his time to be the featured guest at a B'nai B'rith real estate luncheon event held yesterday he was happy to oblige, and even agreed to pay for lunch, he told an audience of about 70 at the event in 7 World Trade Center. The developer said the organization has done extraordinary work in its more than 100 years of existence.
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Steve Cuozzo | 09.20.2011 | NY Post
Long before Condé Nast took 1 million square feet at 1 World Trade Center, the New York Academy of Sciences took 40,000 square feet at 7 World Trade Center -- a small lease signed in 2005 which, in years to come, might go down in the annals as the truly pioneering deal.
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Steve Cuozzo | 09.19.2011 | NY Post
In a milestone for Downtown in the post-9/11 era, 7 World Trade Center — built by Larry Silverstein in the face of withering criticism and claims it would be a "white elephant" — is now 100 percent leased.
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