... tells us restaurants and apartments will follow the 7 and High Line west, but without the water tunnel (which will allow the ... the above-ground work that draws in private investment. The High Line (above) has attracted $2B in private investment to the ...
... the RFP 515 West 29th St to Become One of High Line’s Defining Contemporary Icons RXR Realty Eyes Taking a Stake ...
... Though taking inspiration from other places, such as NYC’s High Line park, the new waterfront will feel like the Pacific Northwest ... life,” she says. All together, the redevelopment has a high price tag, says Seattle’s Office of the Waterfront manager ...
... Theological Seminary, which runs from Ninth to Tenth along the High Line, into condos (we snapped the Tenth Avenue frontage, two ... buildings north of Moran's). The High Line has become a huge amenity, she says, and even side ...
... -up construction of a condo and retail building near the High Line. *** Meridian Capital Group’s Jacob Schmuckler, Abe Hirsch, and Zev ...
... the 14th Street entrance, where you can see the High Line Building under construction. Section One, which stretches from Gansevoort ... Avenue” for accidents between freight trains and traffic. The High Line opened in '34, but then lost traffic to interstate ...
... St (22 apartments and two stores) two blocks from the High Line for $10.8M SF to a private investor. FINANCING Meridian ...
... commercial real estate jungle from time to time. From the High Line to Brooklyn Bridge Park, hundreds of acres of new parkland ...
... Store, getting huge foot traffic from the southern terminus of High Line and a new mass of visitors and retail that will ... a year. They're looking for retail that will pay high rents, e.g., fashion, dry goods, and fine dining, some ...
... Eighth Ave for $1.8B, and Chelsea Market and the High Line boomed, and companies like Nike, WebMD, and EMI sprouted nearby ... hotel should resemble a house and that hipness can be high end; and in the fact every boutique touts attention to ...
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