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http://www.globest.com/news/12_826/n...ay-344334.html

Mirante: “I've Never Felt as Optimistic as I Do Today”


By Rayna Katz
March 31, 2014


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In light of the recent rise—albeit a small one—in interest rates, coupled with the fall of the financial services sector and memories of the recession, one might be concerned about where things are headed.

But not Arthur Mirante II. The tri-state president and a principal of the fast growing services firm Avison Young—and the CEO for 20-years of Cushman & Wakefield, where he toiled in various positions for more than 40 years—is nothing but bullish on the city’s future.

“I've never felt as optimistic as I do today about our market’s fundamentals,” he said during a luncheon presentation in Midtown to the local chapter of the Appraisal Institute. “Students, young professionals…everyone wants to be here. We’re a growing technology and healthcare hub, the financial sector has stabilized and may even grow and we’re the most preferred real estate market in the world; we’re a safe haven. Plus, the capital supply from overseas is strong, so I don’t expect cap rates to rise, even with rising interest rates.”

.....Looking around the city, landlords are preparing for corporate growth, he added. “Look at 425 Park Ave., which L&L Holding Co. plans to replace with a new 650,000-square-foot tower; 75 Rockefeller Plaza and 280 Park Ave. All over the city, we’re seeing new lobbies and other upgrades to accommodate anticipated growth.”

A good example of this, he said, is 3 Hudson Blvd. which, as it happens, is being marketed by Avison Young. “Hudson Yards is the largest private real estate development in history and, at the center of it all is Three Hudson Blvd, which sits at the confluence of the Highline, from the south. The new 7 train terminal is on the site, and 30,000 commuters are expected in the station at peak times. Tenants of the tower won’t have to even cross the street to enter the building from the subway.”

“The building has many efficiencies, it’s column free, has floor to ceiling windows and it’s being built in excess of LEED-platinum status. It’s suited to companies’ densification needs, and that’s something many firms are doing right now.”

The building also features favorable financial terms for prospective tenants, he noted, as the location comes with tax incentives. “An anchor tenant would get a 25% tax abatement. Time Warner executives—who recently announced the company would move to Hudson Yards from its Columbus Circle location—said the move will allow the company to ‘reallocate substantial savings to our core business. “”

Still, 3 Hudson Yards won’t be built on spec, Mirante noted. “It needs a 500 to 600-square-foot anchor tenant, but it’s an as-of-right project, so once a tenant has signed, the project should be ready for delivery in 30 to 36 months.”

“It’s a viable and vibrant new business location,” he added in describing Hudson Yards. Though in general, Mirante sounded a call for vibrant development throughout the city.

“Even with the same rate of employment growth over the next five years as we’ve had for the last five, the city needs another 21 million square feet of office space just to maintain equilibrium.”
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Old Posted Apr 23, 2014, 7:17 PM
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Two potentially good pieces of news...


http://www.rew-online.com/2014/04/23...n-hudson-deal/

Moinian in talks on Hudson deal


By Konrad Putzier
April 23, 2014


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The Moinian Group is in advanced talks with an unnamed company to lease 600,000 s/f at its planned office tower 3 Hudson Boulevard.

Avison Young’s tri-state president Arthur Mirante, who oversees the building’s leasing, told Real Estate Weekly that he has exchanged proposals and counter-proposals with a prospective tenant and hopes to have the lease signed by June.


Mirante declined to name the tenant, but there are currently only a handful of companies in the market for office space of that size.

One possible candidate is Time Inc., which is understood to be looking for a new, 600,000 s/f headquarters and is reportedly also considering Brookfield Place downtown.

Time’s parent company, Time Warner, recently announced it will be moving from Columbus Circle to Related’s Hudson Yards, located a block away from 3 Hudson Boulevard. A Time spokesperson declined to comment on the company’s office search.

Law firm Skadden Arps is another possibility. Today The New York Post reported that Skadden is looking to lease between 550,000 and 600,000 s/f either in 3 Hudson Boulevard or at Brookfield’s Manhattan West.

The Wall Street Journal recently reported that Google is also looking to lease an additional 600,000 s/f in Manhattan.

The planned 1,8 million s/f Moinian office tower, located at the corner of 11th Avenue and 34th Street, has so far failed to land any major tenants. Work on the foundation is underway, but for the tower to rise, it first needs to pre-lease a significant portion of its space.

3 Hudson Boulevard was designed by Dan Kaplan of FXFOWLE and expected to cost between $800 million and $900 million. Mirante said asking rents at the base of the tower are $85 per s/f gross.

Time and Google certainly fit the profile of the types of firms showing interest in the developments surrounding the Hudson Yards.

Cushman & Wakefield’s chairman of Global Brokerage Bruce Mosler, who handles the leasing for Brookfield’s nearby Manhattan West project, said he has noticed strong interest in the far west side from media, technology, advertising and fashion companies.

“For the last 12 months, the interest level has risen consistently across the board,” he said, adding that companies are drawn to the new towers’ efficient design and to the area’s transportation infrastructure.


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http://nypost.com/2014/04/23/eataly-...-trade-center/


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April 23, 2014


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Legal behemoth Skadden Arps, which was a pioneering tenant at the Durst Organization’s 4 Times Square, is looking to another game-changing neighborhood.

Despite efforts to lure it downtown, the law firm wants to stay in Midtown, sources said. The hunt for space, handled by Peter Riguardi and Ken Siegal of JLL, has led it to the upcoming Hudson Yards area.

While The Post’s Steve Cuozzo has previously reported on Skadden’s search, we hear the team is focusing on 3 Hudson Boulevard and Manhattan West.

In both cases, Skadden would become the anchor tenant with 550,000 to 600,000 square feet. Of that total, 50,000 square feet is for back-office functions that could be moved to a lower-priced alternative nearby.


Manhattan West is a multi-tower project along Ninth Avenue between 30th and 33rd streets being developed by Brookfield Properties with leasing through Cushman & Wakefield. The first 67-story tower will have 2 million square feet.

C&W has been offering 450 W. 33rd St., which will get new floor-to-ceiling greenhouse-like windows, as the back-office alternative.


Hudson Boulevard is a 1.89 million-square-foot tower proposed by Joseph Moinian at the northeast corner of Eleventh Avenue and 34th Street being leased through Avison Young.

The law firm is said to be tired of Times Square, where it moved before it became gridlocked with pedestrians. Even if Skadden remained, the firm faced a disruptive restacking to get freshened and technologically updated office space.

Durst is also beginning to ask $80 to $90 per square foot, and Skadden believes it can get a better deal to anchor a new building and get early leasing lower taxes, just as they did when they signed their 20-year lease in 1996. That lease does not end until May 2020 but requires a 24-month notice to renew for five years.

Co-tenant Condé Nast is also moving from the lower portion of the tower to One World Trade Center. Its lease term is being paid for by the Port Authority while Durst tries to lease to another tenant.

Skadden does have the right to take over the rest of the building.

No one would comment.
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Certainly imposing. Although I'm not sure how I feel about the chaotic design. Of course not the final design though...
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Certainly imposing. Although I'm not sure how I feel about the chaotic design. Of course not the final design though...
This is probably as close to final design as they are gonna get. It hasn't really changed at all since revealed a few years ago, only the renders have. The only question would be what type of space will be at the top, office or residential, and if that will have any bearing on the look.
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Clicked on the site and whoa! Never seen this before! That is cool and perfect for Brookfield Place! Never knew it was coming.

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Clicked on the site and whoa! Never seen this before! That is cool and perfect for Brookfield Place! Never knew it was coming.
I thought they were also putting an Apple Store in the WTC mall
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I thought they were also putting an Apple Store in the WTC mall
They are, along with a new store on the Upper East side.
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OH SOOOOO much better then the original design. It might just be from a different angle, but wow. Not just another square box. (Just saw this today on Yimby, I little late I know)
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Same design, only the renders have changed.


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IDK if this was posted earlier, but YIMBY has new renderings of the landscaping base as of today:

New Renderings: 3 Hudson Boulevard



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The landscaped base of the 1.5 million square foot tower will open directly onto Hudson Boulevard, which will become the pedestrian spine of the re-developed neighborhood; while the first components of the 7-line extension are about to open, the image gives a better glimpse of the actual park, which is currently being sculpted. Fountains and trees dominate the layout — as well as the actual subway entrance — and the resulting green space will offer a pleasant respite from the hustle and bustle inside neighboring office towers.
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^ This is view at 55 Hudson Boulevard. The Girasole is a parking lot across from Javits on that render. Wow, it will be hard to recognize this place in a few years.
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It just keeps getting better, love the new shot!
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^ This is view at 55 Hudson Boulevard. The Girasole is a parking lot across from Javits on that render. Wow, it will be hard to recognize this place in a few years.

It's 3 Hudson (note 34th St to the south). The plaza is actually a part of the Hudson Boulevard Park that will extend from the north all the way into the railyard development.
Also, as a reminder, this is a "twisting" tower, similar to the original plan for the Freedom Tower. Depending on the angle viewed, it will change more than it otherwise would.






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It's 3 Hudson (note 34th St to the south). The plaza is actually a part of the Hudson Boulevard Park that will extend from the north all the way into the railyard development.
Ok, the second Subway entrance got me confused. The first entrance is by 55 Hudson Boulevard.

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Ok, the second Subway entrance got me confused. The first entrance is by 55 Hudson Boulevard.


Here's a handy graphic...






An idea of some of the landscaping for the new HB park...


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Here's a handy graphic...






An idea of some of the landscaping for the new HB park...


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Thanks for the diagrams & reminders. i've found this somewhat confusing as well AND I've actually been to these sites a few times in the last half year...

I've posted a snip of a hardcore shutterbug/flckr view from the Ohm building that gives an oblique view of 33rd to 37th streets. The snip includes all the MTA sites in this area that will turn into buildings or Hudson Blvd Park.

View is looking north from the Ohm, south side of 30th street; 11th Ave is just out-frame-left. High concrete wall at bottom is privacy/security wall for LIRR West Side Storage Yard. Hudson Blvd East starts just above top of yellow construction crane in bottom right: it is elevated quite a bit above 33rd St and has a bunch of construction/storage trailers parked on it.
The 3 Hudson Blvd site still has a construction vent (the right angle orange tube at left) coming out of the under-construction #7 subway station, BUT the site (two white telescoping cranes, NOT Hudson Blvd Park) does seem to have some columns rising from the ground...


hardcore shutterbug/flickr "View from the Ohm NYC(11)" 5/12/2014

AND the presumed columns on the 3 HB site do not seem to be in this photo from a 5/7 article in engadget by Joesph Volpe. This photo's look angle is slightly different due to be taken from the under construction 10 HY (NE of the Ohm building). The 3 HB site is above the 34th St subway entrance/canopy in this screen capture. MAYBE the MTA's contractors are starting to turn over the site to Moinan - guess on my part.:


Joseph Volpe/engadget
http://www.engadget.com/2014/05/07/h...-neighborhood/

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^ The Hudson Blvd Park is one of the things flying under the radar in New York, and on the west side. When completed, it will actually be nicer than the High Line Park. But I like that it is all connected. When Related finally reveals the iconic centerpiece of its plaza, everything will fall into place.
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North 7 Subway entrance, notice that this design is inferior to the South entrance.










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vkristof, I believe here lay the columns that you mentioned. I did not see any columns erected.






Only subway and park work so far.



This is on the north side of 35th Street, across from north 7 Subway entrance. An old building was just demolished, any idea what will be build here?

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