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Extell reaches for skies with worldʼs tallest apartment building
Extell Development Company’s new skyscraper Central Park Tower has topped out and at 1,550 ft high, making it the tallest residential building in the world.
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Extell tops out tallest apartment tower in the world
Extell Development Company’s new skyscraper Central Park Tower has topped out and at 1,550 feet high, it will be the tallest residential building in the
Blackstone funds $692M loan to Extell
The Blackstone Group has funded a $692 million loan secured by unsold units at Extell Developmentʼs 815-unit One Manhattan Square. The company confirmed to Real
NEW DEVELOPMENT: Permits filed for One Sullivan Place
● STERLING TOWN EQUITIES Permits filed for Prospect Park property Permits have been filed for a long-awaited new Prospect Park apartment building. RKTB Architects said
Extell opens is first affordable housing development on Upper East Side
Council Member Ben Kallos joined Extell Development president and founder Gary Barnett to cut the ribbon on a newly completed residential and commercial construction at
Extell tower tops city eviction list
Extell’s showpiece Hudson yards tower, 555 Tenth Avenue, and Joe Moinian’s Sky condominium on 42nd Street have come out tops in a list of city
Pandolfoʼs passion for learning channels retail evolution
Conventional wisdom dictates that most of us, in some way, shape, or form, are destined to “become our parents.” At least professionally, the same could
Neighbors challenge Extell’s newest Upper West Side skyscraper
Neighbors and an Upper West Side preservation group have filed a zoning challenge against Extell Development’s residential tower at 36 West 66th Street. The protesters