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Old Posted Mar 6, 2015, 6:46 PM
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I must be the only one who finds that model atrocious?

What an awkward looking building...

^It could use a spire...
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I must be the only one who finds that model atrocious?

What an awkward looking building...
You're likely not alone. It's not something we're used to. But I think it will turn out fine.






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So, what’s the story with the Moinian Group’s 3 Hudson Boulevard? Will it be the next office skyscraper to burst out of the ground in the increasingly crowded Hudson Yards Redevelopment district?

Joseph Moinian’s planned, 66-story, 1.8 million square-foot tower could be just six months from getting the green light, says Avison Young co-principal and New York-area President Arthur Mirante II.

“I will be very disappointed if we don’t make an announcement of an anchor tenant within six months,” said Mirante, who heads an Avison Young leasing team project including Michael Gottlieb and Anthony LoPresti.

The tower is to rise on what Mirante calls a “unique site” — nearly 2 acres bounded by Eleventh Avenue, the new Hudson Boulevard and Park, and West 34th and 35th streets, just steps from the new No. 7 train station and the High Line Park.

But an air of uncertainty has hung over 3 Hudson Boulevard — which Mirante sought to dispel.

There’s no question it’s a helluva piece of work. The striking design by FX Fowle’s Dan Kaplan, which gently turns as it rises, aims to exceed LEED platinum standards. It will boast solar-power generation; 14-foot slab-to-slab floor heights; base floors of 48,000 feet and above those, column-free 33,000 square-foot floors. The tower will offer unobstructed views to the west.

But, there’s been no word (or even rumors) of tenant signings. Moinian still needs to complete some steps, including air-rights purchases, before construction can start.

Moreover, Moinian has said floors 49 to 63 “could” be used for luxury condos — suggesting the project is in flux. “He hasn’t really refined it,” one big-name dealmaker snarked.


“I do think the timing for 3 Hudson Boulevard has come,” Mirante said. “But I don’t think Joe will build without an anchor tenant. There’s no intent to build on spec.” However, Moinian and the MTA are already jointly working on the foundation (part of which is shared with the new No. 7 train extension, which will open soon).

To get 3 Hudson Boulevard out of the ground, Moinian needs a half-million square-foot tenant commitment, Mirante said.

“We have three seriously interested tenants, two of them large enough to be anchors,” he said.

Two of them are financial firms. Mirante not surprisingly wouldn’t say who; a check with several leading Manhattan brokers who are normally plugged in found none who’d heard of talks.

Mirante said the air-rights purchases will “happen in the next couple of months.” He also revealed an ace in the hole for Moinian: a government credit worth up to $100 million for site-remediation work the developer quietly completed a few years ago.

As for possible condos, “We’re telling our anchors, ‘If you don’t want residential in the building, don’t worry — we can convert it to all offices.’ That would raise total rentable office space to 1.9 million square feet,” Mirante said.


Gross asking rents on lower floors are $89 a square foot, Mirante told us. It was previously reported that asking rents would reach $100 a square foot on higher floors. Late 2018 or early 2019 remains the target date for completion.

Meanwhile, so many giant projects are underway in the area, it’s hard to keep up with them all.

They bring 4 million square feet of brand-new space to market even after major recent deals are taken into account — and thus, competition for 3 Hudson Boulevard.

Related Cos./Oxford’s 10 Hudson Yards (for Coach Inc. and other tenants) has risen to 31 of 52 stories. Their 30 Hudson Yards (for Time Warner) “goes vertical” in July. And at Mitsui Fudosan/Related/Oxford’s 55 Hudson Yards, foundation work is underway; a Related source said they’re “trading paper” for all of that project’s 1.3 million square feet.

Between Ninth and Tenth avenues and between 31st and 33rd streets, Brookfield has completely decked over the rail yard and is doing site prep for 1 Manhattan West (close to a lease signing with Skadden Arps); and a residential tower has been underway since November.
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The development of a “fully modern boulevard” in Hudson Yards, equipped with efficient transit access through the 7 train extension in the neighborhood, is key to the success of the Moinian Group’s office tower at 3 Hudson Boulevard, the developer told The Real Deal.

The 66-story, 1.8 million-square-foot tower is slated for completion in 2018, although the developer has yet to secure an anchor tenant, according to the Moinian Group’s Mitchell Moinian.
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I think I like this! It's definitely different.
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Moinian claims that groundbreaking will occur very soon. This may be puffery, as Mirante has been saying for a year that they're close to signing an anchor tenant, though perhaps they finally have. UBS, HSBC, Ralph Lauren, and Sotheby's are all in the hunt.

http://therealdeal.com/blog/2015/06/...st-side-video/
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Me too. I can't wait for it.
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Moinian claims that groundbreaking will occur very soon. This may be puffery, as Mirante has been saying for a year that they're close to signing an anchor tenant, though perhaps they finally have. UBS, HSBC, Ralph Lauren, and Sotheby's are all in the hunt.

http://therealdeal.com/blog/2015/06/...st-side-video/
Could have something to do with the MTA getting out of the way.
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I hope Discovery and maybe one of those other companies interested in 55 HY decides to find a home in 3 Hudson Blvd.

Four other large tenants are focusing on Hudson Yards: Boston Consulting Group, Discovery Communications, Milbank Tweed and Major League Baseball.
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There is also a lot of action on Related/Oxford/Mitsui Fudosan’s 55 Hudson where Boies, Schiller & Flexner will move to 83,000 feet of the 1.3 million-square-foot building. ]

Milbank Tweed, now at 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza (aka 28 Liberty) is exploring options there represented by John Cushman of Cushman & Wakefield.

Major League Baseball has a studio requirement and is considering consolidating there at 200,000 square feet through CBRE.
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Discovery with 170,000 square feet at 850 Third Ave. and, in the words of one broker who requested anonymity, is now “banging around” Hudson Yards, including all the towers planned by several eager developers.
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JP Morgan needs to stop being cheap and take the space. This needs to rise, just like all the supertall proposals. Being below a 1000 feet is so 2010. This is 2015, and thus, a new standard for being accepted in NYC as a tower is that it must be a supertall.
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This tower will not start rising until tenant is signed. Any news on that?




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Old Posted Oct 12, 2015, 9:51 PM
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^ Hopefully this tower has an easier time finding tenants than the WTC...
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The rents should be cheaper. Hopefully the tenant will be a tech giant or at least several smaller conglomerations of tech companies. Still waiting for JP Morgan to anchor the supposedly 1200' Tishman Development.
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