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Break WTC stalemateThe Villager, NYSince the construction of Tower 2 can't happen without the Port Authority's assistance, WTC developer Larry Silverstein has to put up more money on the front end and has to be willing to transfer a significant amount of the upside to the agency at the ... |
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Quinn Sides With Bloomberg, Not Times, on World Trade Center ...New York Observer, NYBoth Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver support financing Larry Silverstein's office towers. “I think the speaker and the mayor have worked very long and hard to get to a place,” Ms Quinn said. “I think we should all try to ... |
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Once at Odds, Bloomberg and Silver Pressure Port Authority on the ...New York Times, United States“I will say Larry Silverstein, while not turning over the keys to his family's net worth, has come up and has made a lot of progress,” the mayor told reporters last week. Certainly, many of the city's civic groups, some developers, Port Authority ... |
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The Right Choice DowntownNew York Times Blogs, NYBut he and Mr. Silver want the authority to provide financing for two more skyscrapers at the site to be developed by Larry Silverstein, who leased the original World Trade Center. Mr. Silverstein wants the authority's funds primarily because tenants ... |
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The Right Choice DowntownNew York Times, United StatesBut he and Mr. Silver want the authority to provide financing for two more skyscrapers at the site to be developed by Larry Silverstein, who leased the original World Trade Center. Mr. Silverstein wants the authority's funds primarily because tenants ... |
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WTC owners' analysis finds ground zero towers could take decades ...The San Francisco Examiner, CaliforniaDeveloper Larry Silverstein and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey have been talking on and off for months about rewriting a 3-year-old agreement that gives the developer rights to build three out of five towers planned at the Sept. ... |
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Use Moynihan Station funds for WTC, sez MayorNew York Daily News, NYBloomberg made his comments during a broadside against the Port Authority, which he blames for five weeks of failed talks with developer Larry Silverstein over financing for three mega-office towers along Church St. Tapping Moynihan money would be a ... |
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Worker Hospitalized After Fall at Silverstein Construction SiteTribeca Trib, NYFirefighters lifted the 40-year-old man, whose identity was not released, from the site of developer Larry Silverstein's 57-story hotel and residential tower at 99 Church Street around 2:45 pm, June 18. He was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in ... |
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What a site: trouble at the World Trade CentreThis is London, UKIt was a project in which mayors and governors and press could, should and would get involved, but also one in which a private property developer, Larry Silverstein, would assert his need to make a commercial return on his property. ... |
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Westfield pushes for shop floors at World Trade CenterProperty Week News, UKDeveloper Larry Silverstein bought the lease of the 16 acre office complex just weeks before the 2001 terrorist attacks and has for the past seven years planned an office-led complex for the site. But the recession and lack of development funding has ... |
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Breaking the WTC stalemateDowntown ExpressSince the construction of Tower 2 can't happen without the Port's assistance, WTC developer Larry Silverstein has to put up more money on the front end and has to be willing to transfer a significant amount of the upside to the agency at the back end. ... |
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Port Authority Chief Fires Back at Mayor; For First Time, Names ...New York Observer, NYThe move is demanded by private developer Larry Silverstein, who says the Port Authority has a responsibility to allow him to build now because of its own delays. At a breakfast forum in the new Newsweek building, Chris Ward, the agency's executive ... |
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Real EstateMiami Daily Business Review, FLThe Port Authority and Larry Silverstein, the lead private developer and leaseholder, disagree over his demand for $2.6 billion in loan guarantees to build two skyscrapers. The Port Authority is rated AA- by Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings and Aa3 ... |
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