Silverstein Properties
Silverstein Properties Lands 103 KSF Tenant at 3 WTC
Kelley Drye & Warren is moving its headquarters to the tower next year, joining a roster including GroupM, Diageo, Better.com, Casper, IEX and Hudson River Trading.
Nightingale Properties to Buy Coca-Cola Building for $907M
The soft drink giant put the Manhattan property up for sale late last year, enlisting Cushman & Wakefield to market the historic asset.
Silverstein Properties, Partners Pay $452M for Philadelphia Tower
Acquired in a JV with Arden Group and Migdal Insurance, 1735 Market Street marks Silverstein’s first office investment outside Manhattan.
The New Lineup of Debt Players
Why a growing number of developers and investors are discovering an attractive new line of business in lending.
HRT Expands World Trade Center Footprint
The fintech company has signed a 136,000-square-foot lease at 3 World Trade Center with Silverstein Properties, less than three years after taking the 57th and 58th floors of 4 World Trade Center.
Largest LEED-Certified Office Buildings in the US
When combining size and sustainability features in office properties across the U.S., San Antonio, New York and Chicago hold the top spots.
Top 10 Office Developers in the Northeast US
In this region, companies strive to deliver massive office buildings featuring high-end amenities, with Manhattan’s Hudson Yards mega-campus leading the way.
GLRE Summit Report: Real Estate Industry Facing Structural Changes
Technological disruption, changing consumer behavior and political uncertainty are just a few of the factors affecting the way industry participants are making investment decisions, according to panelists at EisnerAmper and iGlobal Forum’s Global Leaders in Real Estate Summit.
JV Breathes Life into NYC Science Lab
Silverstein Properties and Taconic Investment Partners will transform an existing facility and deliver an additional 150,000 square feet of space to create Hudson Research Center, a premier life science research lab in Midtown Manhattan.
Macmillan Leaves Flatiron Building for Lower Manhattan
The publishing company will relocate to the 1.9 million-square-foot office tower at 120 Broadway, pushing the building’s lease level to 96 percent.