NEW YORK | 70 Hudson Yards (514 West 36th St ) | 844 FT | 50 FLOORS

[ChiND]

Originally Posted by NYguy

No. That was the entire point of the resolution with the casino proposal.

That’s right. Do you know when the platform might start?

[NYguy]

Originally Posted by ChiND

That’s right. Do you know when the platform might start?

Don't know, but Related remains very active. I see they've just sold off a piece of 35 Hudson Yards.

[ChiND]

To the extent that Related and the Saudis have a partnership at 625 Madison, it would be nice if the Saudis pumped tons of money into HW West and funded the office tower on spec.

[NYguy]

Originally Posted by ChiND

To the extent that Related and the Saudis have a partnership at 625 Madison, it would be nice if the Saudis pumped tons of money into HW West and funded the office tower on spec.

You don’t need the “Saudi” money into everything. Related has gotten plenty built on the west side, and I’m sure they will continue to, regardless of who is backing it.

[chris08876]

Credit: SideStreet

[NYguy]

[NYguy]

[The New York Lion]

This should be another 1,000 footer for Hudson Yards.

Incredible.

[ssh]

So it's going from 1.1m sqft to 1.5m sqft? That has to be a supertall.

E: or does that include the other two structures existing?

[NYguy]

Originally Posted by ssh

So it's going from 1.1m sqft to 1.5m sqft? That has to be a supertall.

E: or does that include the other two structures existing?

It includes the entire block, with the new senior building as well.

[ChiND]

Is that that the latest design? If so, it’s worse than the prior versions.

[TKD]

Originally Posted by ChiND

Is that that the latest design? If so, it’s worse than the prior versions.

That's a render of 451 10th Ave, the existing new building. 70 Hudson Yards is on the opposite side not being shown.

[ChiND]

Originally Posted by TKD

That's a render of 451 10th Ave, the existing new building. 70 Hudson Yards is on the opposite side not being shown.

Thank you! What a relief. I had looked at it quickly, but you’re correct.

[NYguy]

Just as a side note, 451 10th is where they are holding former talk/radio host Wendy Williams.

[NYguy]

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/...1-6-billion-construction-loan-from-banks

NYC Office Tower Lands $1.6 Billion Construction Loan From Banks





By Natalie Wong
January 5, 2026

Related Cos. and Oxford Properties Group secured a $1.6 billion construction loan and lined up more equity investors for Manhattan’s 70 Hudson Yards, a skyscraper that will serve as Deloitte’s US headquarters.

The office tower, which is slated to be 1.4 million square feet (130,000 square meters), is already under construction with tenants expected in late 2028. Deloitte is taking more than 800,000 square feet at the building and is getting a dedicated lobby on Hudson Boulevard. Leasing for the top floors of the building is expected to start in 2026.

[ChiND]

I wonder what the final design will be. Wasn't there a discussion about this tower somehow getting taller?

I hope that Related is a bit more adventurous at 625 Madison.

I'm also curious what the east facade will look like. There are balconies in this image.

[NYguy]

I believe it’s at least an 800 ft tower.


https://therealdeal.com/new-york/2026/01/05/related-oxford-secure-1-6b-debt-in-hudson-yards/

Related and Oxford scored $1.6 billion in construction financing for their 72-story office tower project at 70 Hudson Yards, Bloomberg reported. The partners subsequently completed a $2.45 billion recapitalization of the development, according to a statement.

Wells Fargo, Bank of America and Standard Chartered underwrote and structured the construction debt. Institutional investors also provided equity for the development.

Related and Oxford broke ground on the project in July and anticipate opening the building to tenants by the end of 2028. Top floor leasing is expected to start this year.

The 1.4-million-square-foot development represents the nation’s largest ground-up office development since the onset of the pandemic more than a half-decade ago. Amenities will include an event space, private dining, a media-podcast studio and “red eye” suites for use after flights.

[ChiND]

Originally Posted by NYguy

I believe it’s at least an 800 ft tower.


https://therealdeal.com/new-york/2026/01/05/related-oxford-secure-1-6b-debt-in-hudson-yards/

That's good news.

[NYguy]

https://www.oxfordproperties.com/news/ox...illion-capitalization-of-70-hudson-yards

Oxford Properties and Related Companies complete full $2.45 billion capitalization of 70 Hudson Yards
The multi-tenant tower will serve as the new US headquarters for Deloitte with 800,000+ sq ft lease, marking New York City’s largest tenant relocation since 2020

Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group (“Oxford”) today announced the full capitalization of 70 Hudson Yards, with US$2.45 billion in financing closed including a US$1.6 billion construction loan fully underwritten, structured and led by Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and Standard Chartered, as well as equity from institutional investors. Once complete, the 1.4M SF commercial office tower will serve as the new US headquarters for Deloitte*, representing the next evolution of commercial office at Hudson Yards. 70 Hudson Yards is already under construction with foundations nearing completion and vertical construction commencing in early 2026.

Designed by Gensler and Roger Ferris + Partners, with lobby interiors by acclaimed luxury hospitality designer INC, the 72-story building located on Hudson Boulevard and 35th Street features unmatched design, expansive floorplates, indoor/outdoor workspace and luxury hospitality-style amenities.

In 2025, Deloitte signed a lease for over 800,000 square feet of space at 70 Hudson Yards, representing the largest tenant relocation in New York City since 2020. Leasing for the uppermost levels of the tower, 550,000 square feet of dedicated space with private outdoor terraces, a separate lobby experience, and an entire floor of exclusive club amenities, will commence in 2026.

The façade of 70 Hudson Yards features refined warm copper articulated metal piers with a dramatic entry framed in a warm palette of sandstone and limestone. The building’s interiors include expansive, hyper-efficient floorplates, large outdoor terraces and uninterrupted views of the Hudson River and City skyline, as well as an amenity floor with a private dining room and event space for 200+ guests. The ground floor features street-level retail and restaurant space, with direct access to Bella Abzug Park and the 7 train.

Deloitte professionals and visitors will be welcomed into a dedicated lobby on Hudson Boulevard. Tenants at the top of the tower will have their own entry on 35th Street. Related and Oxford broke ground on the building in July 2025 and move-ins are anticipated in late 2028.

Deloitte and other tenants will be in close proximity to Hudson Yard’s unparalleled array of neighborhood amenities including destination shopping and dining, the first Equinox Hotel and Spa, flagship Equinox Club, as well as access to concierge medical care at The Health Center at Hudson Yards, priority enrollment at Vivvi Early Learning, and dynamic year-round neighborhood public programming and events.

[Zapatan]

72 floors? If that's the case this would not only be a supertall but one of NY's tallest buildings.

Hope it's taller than 30HY.