Silverstein sells slice of UWS Disney portfolio to Taconic, Nuveen
Taconic Investment Partners and Nuveen Real Estate have partnered on the acquisition of two of the former ABC Television Studio portfolio buildings on the Upper
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Tech company grows to 89,000 s/f at 3 WTC
Silverstein Properties announced today Better.com is expanding to 89,000 s/f at 3 World Trade Center. The tech company initially leased 44,000 s/f across the entire
Tech company expands to 89,000 s/f at 3 WTC
Silverstein Properties announced today Better.com is expanding to 89,000 s/f at 3 World Trade Center. The tech company initially leased 44,000 s/f across the entire
HAVE YOU HEARD? Grammy winner buys at One West End Ave.
Grammy-winning songwriter Philip Lawrence and his wife Urbana have bought a $7.5 million pad at the new One West End Avenue, where neighbors include Bruce
Uber gearing up for 3 WTC deal?
Silverstein Properties is negotiating a 300,000 s/f lease with car service giant Uber for 3 World Trade Center. In a report first published by Crains
Silverstein inks 100,000 s/f lease at 3 WTC
Silverstein Properties announced that law firm Kelley Drye & Warren LLP has signed a 15-year, 103,000 s/f office lease at 3 World Trade Center. Currently
Silverstein signs non-profit at 120 Wall Street
Silverstein Properties announced that Excess Line Association of New York (ELANY), a nonprofit industry advisory association that focuses on the excess and surplus line industry,
Moet Hennessy leases 82,000 s/f at 7 WTC
Silverstein Properties and Moët Hennessy USA announced today that Moët Hennessy USA has signed a 15-year, 82,000 s/f lease on the 35th and 36th floors of 7
REBNY recognizes leading commercial managers
Louis Trimboli, senior real estate manager with CBRE, received the Edward A. Riguardi Commercial Management Executive of the Year Award last week. Trimboli was among
Silverstein, Durst celebrate Lower Manhattan milestone
Private-sector employment in Lower Manhattan has swelled to 251,224 employees, rebounding beyond pre-9/11 levels, according to the Alliance for Downtown New York’s Q1 2019 Lower