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FiDi Nobu Hotel revealed
2008-05-20 23:23:00
Nobu Hotel New renderings for the planned Nobu Hotel and Residences at 45 Broad Street reveal an all-glass 62-story tower with a mix of condos, hotel rooms and retail. Developer Kent Swig said the 650-foot high-rise will have 77 luxury condos on the 41st through 62nd floors, in addition to a 128-room hotel below. A Nobu restaurant will occupy the third floor of the six-story base, which will
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Nobu Hotel @ 45 Broad
2008-05-20 17:29:00
May 1, 2008 -- Oscar-winner Robert De Niro has a new act. The "Raging Bull" star - who already owns several restaurants and hotels - will open a Japanese-themed condo-hotel complex in Financial District. His Nobu Hotel will offer condos as well as hotel rooms, a spa - and, not surprisingly, a Nobu restaurant. De Niro is a partner in the upscale Japanese restaurant chain. "Instead of a mint
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Condo Conversion of The Exchange Building Slated for Completion
2008-01-25 20:36:00
Published: January 24, 2008 By Anuradha Kher, Online News Editor New York--The Exchange at 25 Broad Street, a remodeled luxury condominium located across the street from the New York Stock Exchange in Manhattan’s Financial District, will close sales for its first phase in February. Remodeling of the landmark building is slated to be complete by late spring of this year. The 565,000-sq.-ft.
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Bangles, BMWs elbow out delis and discount shops
2008-01-21 18:12:00
Published: January 13, 2008 In a space downtown on Cortlandt Street that last housed a messenger service, Kian Kashani just opened a women's clothing boutique specializing in expensive designer labels. Mr. Kashani is betting that affluent residents moving downtown will want to shop for the pricey yet casual clothes that he is selling--without leaving the neighborhood. "There are a lot of
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A new mix of tenants settles in downtown
2008-01-21 18:10:00
Published: January 13, 2008 - 6:59 am Pine Street, deep in the heart of lower Manhattan's financial district, might seem an unlikely place to find Diversified Media Design. But that's where a search for a new office led the three-year-old marketing firm, which until this month had been located in midtown, near most of the city's advertising industry. By relocating downtown, the firm is saving
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Population growing faster than retail, service sector
2008-01-21 18:06:00
Published: January 13, 2008 - 6:59 am Nowhere else in the city will you find a scene like the one outside the New York Stock Exchange at 3:30 p.m., when children spill out of the three-year-old Claremont Prep elementary school onto Broad Street, mingling with floor traders taking cigarette breaks and policemen in paramilitary garb. Seeing busy office workers tripping over the wheels of Bugaboo
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The W Hotel now the new Four Seasons Hotel @ 99 Church Street
2008-01-10 17:03:00
The following were some of the key items released this morning regarding the new 99 Church St (b/w Barclay Street and Park Place) development by Silverstein Properties: · Four Seasons Hotel will in the first twenty-two floors of the eighty-story tower, which will also include a restaurant. The Hotel will consist of 175 rooms, a premier restaurant, lounge, full-service spa and health
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Retail Outlook 2008
2008-01-07 23:22:00
By Patrick Hedlund ‘Real’ Resolutions for 2008 After another vigorous year for development in Downtown Manhattan despite the national real estate crisis, prospectors still predict continued growth and express high expectations for the year to come. Mixed Use asked a handful of community representatives — from politicians and powerbrokers to developers and activists — to reflect on the year that
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Foriegn Buyers
2007-12-31 18:24:00
New York condos lure deal-seeking Europeans, By Christine Haughney The sidewalks of New York are crammed this month with European tourists on shopping sprees, picking up gifts that cost far less in the United States than they do at home because of the weak dollar. But they are not just crowding into boutiques and department stores. Some are also shopping for condominiums."There's bargains to be
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A New Deal to Develop Ground Zero
2007-12-31 17:25:00
By CHARLES V. BAGLI The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is expected to approve a deal Tuesday that would bring an international shopping center operator back to ground zero to help build retail space in the buildings and tunnels under construction on the 16-acre site. Under the terms of the deal, the operator, the Westfield Group, would buy a 50 percent stake in about 490,000 square
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Manhattan real estate continues to defy gravity
2007-12-31 17:17:00
"co-ops, condominiums and town houses are flying off the shelves in brokerage firms across the city" JOSH BARBANEL, NEW YORK TIMES After looking at The London property echo last week, we've landed back in Manhattan today and looking at another reverberation in the echo of these vigorous real estate markets. Josh Barnbel wrote in the New York Times about the most recent indication that the
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A plan for Governors Island begins to take shape
2007-12-31 17:10:00
"Governors Island will be at the center of this new era of waterfront recreation for New York City" MAYOR MICHAEL BLOOMBERG Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Governor Elliot Spitzer announced the selection of Dutch firm West 8 to lead the effort in the redevelopment of Governors Island into what may become one of the largest and most exciting public spaces in the nation. West 8 heads a team comprised
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A Very Exciting Time' For Retail in New York
2007-12-20 18:09:00
High-end retailers are actively pursuing opportunities in the financial district and Lower Manhattan like never before. Earlier this week, the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey agreed to allow the Westfield Group to purchase a 50% stake in more than 490,000 square feet of retail at the trade center site. "The retail landscape in downtown FiDi has changed dramatically in the last 12 months
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