News Roundup February 1-7
February 08, 2008 |
Categories: Soil, Rezoning, Photo, Penn Station, Oberserver, Maps, Edris, Department of City Planning, Dan Kaplan
The January 28 MTA letter to developers generated a bunch of speculation on what the new guidelines will mean for developers, and it's been a busy week for the various other developments around the Yards.- MTA Likely to Narrow Rail Yards Field (NYO The Real Estate)
- MTA Wants Rail Yards Developer Designated By April 1 (NYO the Real Estate)
- Hudson Yards bids show advantages, difficulties of securing anchor tenants (The Real Deal)
- Brookfield Births 'Manhattan West' on Hudson Yards' Doorstep (Curbed)
- Former MTA head: Moynihan Station Confusion Threatens Hudson Yards (The Real Deal)
- New Push May Hinder Far West Side Development (NY Sun)
- Mike Splits with Spitz over Javits (NY Post)
- Javits Job is Junked (NY Post)
And in developer news,
- Brookfield Earnings Soar, outlook misses estimate (Crain's)
- Morgan Stanley Hunting for Architect For Possible West Side Headquarters (NYO The Real Estate)
- How They Would Do Hudson Yards (The Real Deal)
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