Teams tapped for affordable Hudson Yards neighbors
Douglaston Development and The Hudson Companies have been tapped by the city to build two affordable housing developments within the Hudson Yards neighborhood. The city-owned
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Related, Hudson bringing affordable tower to Roosevelt Island
Related Companies and The Hudson Companies announced plans to bring 340 new units of affordable housing to Roosevelt Island. Sixty percent of 460 Main Street’s
Related, Hudson say new Roosevelt Island tower will be 100 percent affordable
Related Companies and The Hudson Companies announced plans to bring 340 new units of affordable housing to Roosevelt Island. Sixty percent of 460 Main Street’s
New L train plan safer, say tunnel experts
One of the New York engineers who came up with the revised plan for rebuilding the L train subway tunnels says its not just a
Hot-pot joint signs lease on Roosevelt Island Main Street
This winter, Roosevelt Islanders will be able to warm themselves with a tasty treat on the island’s main drag. Liukoshui, a Chinese hot-pot restaurant has
Hudson to lead Greenpoint Hospital redevelopment, build 500 new homes
The Hudson Companies has won the contract to turn the former Greenpoint Hospital Campus into a 500-unit housing development. Shuttered since 1982, the revamped hospital
Brooklyn Rising: The innovative residential projects taking shape in the borough
Despite an underwriting environment that has tightened significantly, large-scale, inventive residential projects are still rising in Brooklyn, where developers and New Yorkers have flocked in
Construction gets underway at La Central in The Bronx
Construction has started on two buildings at La Central, one of the largest mixed-income projects currently in development in New York City. U.S. Congressman Jose
Development takes $335 million step forward
Hudson Companies and BRP have tied up a $335 construction financing package for one of the largest mixed-income projects under construction in New York City.
Investment firm scoops up $59M mixed-use lower Manhattan building in off-market deal
A New York-based investment firm purchased 10 Rutgers Street for $59 million in an off-market transaction. Arbor Management Acquisition Company, also known as AMAC, bought