Category: Owners Developers & Managers

Manhattan, NY BOMA New York’s November Virtual Forum entitled “Special Inspections in NYC: Changes Implemented Under the 2022 Construction Codes,” offered a highly informative, professional engineer’s experienced insight into the latest special inspection requirements

Bronx, NY L+M Development Partners, Type A Projects, BronxWorks, and The Hip Hop Museum held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of the housing and public space components at phase one of Bronx Point, the much-anticipated $349 million mixed-use

Manhattan, NY Hudson Square Properties (HSP), a joint venture of Trinity Church Wall Street, Norges Bank Investment Management and Hines, has unveiled the completed 555 Greenwich, a 270,000 s/f, 16-story office tower in Hudson Square

Brooklyn, NY Monadnock Development has launched leasing for 300 Huntington, a six-story, 136,000 s/f mixed-use commercial development in Gowanus/Carroll Gardens, and the neighborhoods’ only new ground-up office/commercial building.

Brooklyn, NY Leasing begins at 865 Rogers Ave., a 26-unit boutique development located in Flatbush. Brokerage firm, Modern Spaces, was named by developers 865 Rogers Avenue Realty as the exclusive marketing and sales team for the six-story residential project. The 24,000 s/f development site is in a substantial and historical district that borders the east side of Prospect Park.

Manhattan, NY Shawmut Design and Construction (Shawmut) participated in Construction Inclusion Week for the second consecutive year and joined an exclusive group of industry leaders as an official sponsor to raise awareness of the critical need to improve diversity and inclusion in construction. The firm specifically curated a week-long agenda of activities, industry events, and learning opportunities nationwide

New York, NY Breaking Ground has launched Project Welcome MAT (Moving on an Accelerated Timeline), a three-year, $6 million initiative that seeks to reduce the time between an unsheltered individual’s acceptance into permanent supportive housing and their move-in date. Project Welcome MAT is funded by a three-year, $3.7 million grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, through the New York City Continuum of Care

Manhattan, NY Lendlease with LMXD, an affiliate of L+M Development Partners, and Daiwa House Texas Inc., have commenced closings at Claremont Hall in Morningside Heights. Situated within the campus of Union Theological Seminary (UTS), the 41-story, mixed-use condominium building was designed by architecture firm Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) with amenities and lobby arrival designed in partnership with CetraRuddy. 

Manhattan, NY National real estate developer DDG and partner Global Holdings building at 180 East 88^th St., the tallest residential building above 72^nd St. on the Upper East Side at 50 stories, has surpassed $200 million in sales. Establishing the development as one of the best-selling condo projects on the Upper East Side this year

Brooklyn, NY The 450 Warren St. condominium building delivers integrative indoor/outdoor living. From the curved-glass shared entry into the planted central atrium and two open-air courtyards, to the open mesh-wrapped and curved concrete walkways on five levels, 450 Warren St. is one of the only luxury residences where sunlight and rainfall are welcomed by design. 

Medford, NY Rechler Equity Partners broke ground at 10 Donald’s Way, a 140,875 s/f industrial building, the first at the planned Rechler Business District. Named in honor of the late real estate innovator Donald Rechler, 10 Donald’s Way will carry on his legacy of economic development on Long Island.

Manhattan, NY The Ministry of Trade of Republic of Indonesia, Urbahn Architects and Indonesia Investment Promotion Center will present “Investment Forum: Opportunities in Nusantara, Indonesia’s New Capital City.” The forum will outline real estate and infrastructure investment opportunities related to the largest ongoing public/private urban development undertaking in the world, launched with $35 billion in public investment.