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Old Posted Jan 24, 2013, 11:42 PM
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So as I understand it, this will rise directly next to the Coach/Ralph Lauren/Hudson Yards megaproject...would that be accurate?
It would rise directly north of Extell's One Hudson Yards (shown above). It will be the NW corner of the so called "4 corners" towers.



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The Sherwood Equities building doesn't have a thread I don't think
There's one here...
http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=184944



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The Javitz hotel site, could that hold a supertall?
It could, depending on design. Gary Barnett once proposed a 980 ft hotel there.


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So who most likely is next in line after Related, assuming they can offer the best prices? I would say Bookfield because they draw from their current client pool if necessary. Although Extell seems to be very agressive in their marketing and pricing on their other projects around the city, and 3 Hudson Blvd has sky gardens and solar power meaning it could be the dark horse of the bunch. Decisions, Decisions...
The thing about 3 Hudson is that it is mixed use. Though all of the towers will have some connection to the new station, 3 Hudson and 1 Hudson Yards by Extell are directly situated above the station, which is why construction is pending work there. Barnett has said his foundation is partially built due to the station, I'm not sure about this one.

But they are keeping options open...

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http://www.nypost.com/p/news/business/re...ky_at_hudson_blvd_1vlWlcVUhWwWkXtdAPt3HI

The base could be designed as either trading or retail, Mirante said, with residential added at the top of the tower should an anchor office tenant not object. Asking rents for the base will start in the $80s per foot and rise from there. “The whole building could be office or mixed use,” said Mirante. “We really have a clean slate, which is really exciting and will allow us to go after the monster tenants.”
This is already a beast, but I wouldn't mind if they could work out an extra hundred feet or so here.
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