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Originally Posted by JayPro
But if this is in fact a go, I'm *really* fascinated right now at how soon 200G could follow suit.
I believe it was NYGuy who intimated that the domino effect can (read: should(?)/will(??))-happen with news of even *one* anchor tenant.
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The best thing for getting more leases signed at all of the WTC towers is for one of them to open. Once there are actual office workers streaming in and business being done, the site becomes more than just a large construction or rebuilding zone. The WTC will be back and better than ever.
Silverstein only needs a minimal amount signed to get this one rolling, and what
kpdrummer82 said
could be true. We already know that Silverstein has been in talks. Understand that there are more than just two parties involved when negotiations are taking place. There are multiple office buildings proposed, large and small, around Manhattan. Each is a potential home, and multiple talks take place simultaneously. It's a time consuming process, but ultimately decisions will be made on what is best for the company in the long term.
Either way, there are workers on site, and work on the building continues. When we see a crane return, that will be the best news.