Google buying St John’s Terminal building for $2.1B
Google today announced its intent to purchase the St. John’s Terminal development that it currently leases for $2.1 billion in Q1 2022. Google’s decision to
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Hudson Square Properties breaks ground for next gen’ green skyscraper
Hudson Square Properties, a joint venture of Trinity Church Wall Street and Norges Bank Investment Management with Hines the operating partner, have broken grounf 555
Brooklyn wine pioneer inks HQ lease at Ten Grand Street
Renowned wine importer Neal Rosenthal is taking over the entire 22nd floor of Ten Grand Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. In addition to being the headquarters
Oxford tops out Google’s new digs at St John’s Terminal
Oxford Properties Group, joined by Turner Construction, Google and COOKFOX Architects, today raised the final steel beam of the St. John’s Terminal development and raised
Breaking Ground tops out Bronx development
Breaking Ground has topped out its Betances Residence in the South Bronx. Designed by COOKFOX Architects, Betances is Breaking Ground’s first Passive House project, and
Developers lock down $460M financing for Pacific Park tower
Greenland Forest City Partners and The Brodsky Organization today announced they have closed on $460 million of construction financing for 18 Sixth Avenue (parcel B4)
Trinity files new plans to build office property
Trinity Church Wall Street has filed for permits to construct a 260,000 s/f office building at 561 Greenwich Street in the Hudson Square submarket. The
UK company enters US market with 45,000 s/f on Madison Ave
etc.venues, a London-based conference and events company, announced that it is expanding internationally with plans to open its first conference venue in New York City.
Two Trees welcomes the Other Half Brewing Co.
Two Trees Management announce that Other Half Brewing Company, a Brooklyn-based brewery, will open its third retail location at 1 South First, the second mixed-use
Oxford Properties reveals renderings for St. John’s Terminal redevelopment
Oxford Properties Group has unveiled their plans for the redevelopment of St. John’s Terminal by the Hudson River waterfront in Manhattan. The historic property at