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A Historic Investment in Our Community
The proposal to build Hudson Yards West over the undeveloped Western Rail Yards represents a once-in-a-generation commitment to provide significant quality of life improvements for the neighborhood and enormous economic opportunity for the entire city, including:
-A world-class resort that creates 5,000 permanent union careers
-35,000 union construction jobs
-Local community and college partnerships for job training
-A 5.6 acre public park the size of Bryant Park
-A neighborhood-focused traffic, safety, and sanitation plan
-1,500 new housing units, including 324 affordable apartments
-Support for local organizations
-A new public K-8 school
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A Massive Economic and Infrastructure Boost for NYC
Wynn New York City’s proposal maximizes the economic and social benefit for New Yorkers by creating thousands of good-paying, permanent career jobs in Manhattan while generating billions in investment and tax revenue to support New York’s critical services.
-5,000+ Permanent Union Careers
New, permanent, good-paying jobs with full benefits will be available to local residents across multiple professions at Wynn New York City.
-35,000+ Union Construction Jobs
This project will create the most unionized construction jobs of any proposal for New York.
-$12 Billion Total Project Investment
Wynn New York City is the catalyst for $12 billion in development of the entire western half of Hudson Yards. Building on the success of the first phase, Hudson Yards West will continue to make Hudson Yards our state’s largest economic and infrastructure catalyst, driving unmatched tax revenue for critical services to the state and city.
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Finish The Yards
We present a new vision that takes into consideration how New Yorkers live in 2024 and how the City’s economy has changed while remaining in full compliance with existing approved uses from the existing zoning.
The original plan for the Western Rail Yard—that was agreed to by the community—always anticipated and accounted for the fact that markets change and allowed for flexibility.
This next phase for Hudson Yards will maintain or enhance commitments made in the 2009 plan, including a larger community park, affordable housing, a public school, community facility, and a day care, while establishing an economic engine that provides careers for thousands of New Yorkers and meaningful benefits for all sectors of the community.
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$2+ Billion for the MTA
The resort is the catalyst for the redevelopment of the entire Hudson Yards West site – for which stakeholders have long advocated – and will add billions of dollars more in long-term economic benefits to New York while supporting our public transit system. Specifically, because of the location over the MTA's western rail yards, the agency will see added financial benefit critical to infrastructure needs as soon as the first shovel hits the ground.
The project will also have significant economic impacts on the local and regional economy through its development and operation, including a $12 billion investment in New York with more than $2 billion dollars in revenue for the MTA.
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A New Public Park
Hudson Green was designed by renowned landscape architects Sasaki, who have lead transformative projects such as The Chicago Riverwalk, The QueensWay Metropolitan Hub, and the NYC Community Parks Initiative to provide accessible and sustainable parks for underserved communities, and Hollander Design, whose portfolio includes individual homes, office towers, waterfront parks, and performing arts spaces.
With stunning views of the Hudson River, this new 5.6-acre public park creates an oasis of open lawns, gardens, playscapes, and groves that connect the West Side by providing additional access to the High Line and Hudson River Park. Comparable in size to Bryant Park, Hudson Green features a dog run, over 300 trees, 500 shrubs, and native flower beds that create an active landscape where people from the neighborhood can gather, play, and recharge.
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A World-Class Resort for New York City
Situated in the heart of Hudson Yards, Wynn Resorts and Related Companies are planning a thrilling addition to the Manhattan skyline: Wynn New York City. The resort’s 1,500 beautifully appointed rooms and suites as well as 238 residences will result in an easy proximity and walkability to the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, reducing local traffic. Wynn Resorts' history of creating safe environments likewise ensures a commitment to crime reduction to meet the expectations of both the local community and the high-end clientele accustomed to the upscale Wynn experience.
New Yorkers also will enjoy Wynn’s award-winning amenities, including casual and fine dining, sublime spa treatments, elegant event spaces, a public-art showcase in a park-like setting and upscale gaming. Wynn Resorts and Related Companies ultimately will bring the best of these and other offerings to a New York City resort to enhance Manhattan’s global reputation as the ultimate destination.
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View from the High Line
The animation portrays what the proposal to build on top of the undeveloped western rail yards would look like while walking northwest along the High Line. The view offers a look at the new office tower on the right, followed by the children’s playground, the residential tower, and then the expanse of Hudson Green and Wynn New York City. The animation ends on the reconfigured West 33rd Street, west of 11th Avenue near a new pedestrian connection to the High Line.
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NEW YORK is Back!
“Office buildings are our factories – whether for tech, creative or traditional industries we must continue to grow our modern factories to create new jobs,” said United States Senator Chuck Schumer.
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