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Old Posted Aug 6, 2013, 9:42 AM
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Across from Javits, buyer takes 2nd bite of apple

By Daniel Geiger
August 5, 2013 1:27 p.m.


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Across from Javits, buyer takes 2nd bite of apple
Investor David Marx buys back the site he lost to his lender, Lehman Brothers, and pays roughly a third less than he had in 2007. He plans to build a hotel of up to 210,000 square feet.

Real estate investor David Marx likes the prospect of building a hotel right on a piece of property across the street from the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center so much, he's buying it for the second time, this time for over $30 million. During the recession, he was booted by his lender Lehman Brothers.

Mr. Marx, a real estate investor who owns other parcels in the far West Side neighborhood, including a development site on the northeast corner of West 34th Street and Tenth Avenue, is acquiring 448 11th Ave., a piece of land on the corner of West 37th Street.

It's Mr. Marx's second try at the property, which he first acquired with partners at the peak of the market in 2007 for a whopping price of nearly $45 million. That initial ownership didn't end well. In 2011, with construction financing almost impossible to come by and unable to break ground, he was forced to hand the property back to its lender, Lehman Brothers Holdings, which put the property back on the market several months ago.
Another one back from the dead! I do wonder if this is getting redesigned though I hope it is, since the rest of the Hudson Yards area is nearing construction.

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Old Posted Aug 6, 2013, 7:15 PM
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I would expect something different.


http://therealdeal.com/blog/2013/08/...r-hotel-dream/

David Marx buys back Javits Center hotel site for $30M




An aerial image of the site at 448 11th Avenue


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Real estate investor David Marx is taking another crack at a hotel dream that the recession shattered, paying more than $30 million for a site that his lender Lehman Brothers seized just two years ago, Crain’s reported.


At look at the development sites in the area...









Maybe Extell needs to be back in the game...


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Old Posted Feb 19, 2015, 3:12 AM
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Another tower contributes to the Hudson Yards improvement fund...

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CHAIR CERTIFICATION FOR AN INCREASE OF THE BASIC MAXIMUM FAR BY CONTRIBUTION TO THE HY DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND



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This time it’s different: David Marx eyes groundbreaking on 2nd Hudson Yards hotel
Developer will pay $16.8M for building bonuses at 450 11th Ave.






February 18, 2015
By Rich Bockmann


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Developer David Marx, who already has a hotel under construction in Hudson Yards, is planning to break ground next year on a 438-key property on another site in the neighborhood that he once lost to his creditor.

Marx is planning to kick off construction early next year on a 39-story, 213,300 square-foot tower set to rise at 450 11th Avenue, a representative for the developer said. “No agreement with a particular brand at this point,” the representative wrote in an e-mail.

Marx paid $35 million in 2013 to buy back the site at the southeast corner of 37th and 11th Avenue, within spitting distance of the Javits Center. Lender Lehman Brothers had seized the property from Marx in 2011 after the developer failed to acquire a construction loan. The property allows for just shy of 100,000 square feet as-of-right.

The developer will acquire another 114,550 buildable square feet by paying $16.8 million for a pair of building-bonus funds the city made available for projects in Hudson Yards when it rezoned the area in 2005.

Marx’s tower will be a block south from where the Chinese private equity firm Kuafu Properties, Siras Development and BlackHouse Development are planning a 47-story, hotel/condo tower.
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Old Posted Mar 3, 2015, 12:41 PM
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They sure did make that 55 Hudson render visible. If only more developments would do that.
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Queens Developer Buys 35K SF of Building Rights for Far West Side Hotel



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A Flushing-based developer closed on air rights for a long-plagued project in the Hudson Yards section of the Far West Side, Commercial Observer has learned.

David Marx bought 35,550 square feet of transferable development rights from the Eastern Rail Yards, according to property records and a source familiar with the deal. The rights, which sold for $7 million, will go toward construction of a hotel at 450 11th Avenue, which the developer has been working on since before the Great Recession.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the Hudson Yards Infrastructure Corporation sold off the rights to 37-11 Owner LLC in a deal that closed yesterday, records obtained by CO show. A representative of the Hudson Yards Infrastructure Corporation, the city-run organization that promotes development in the area, did not immediately return a request for comment. A source with knowledge of the deal confirmed to CO that 37-11 Owner LLC was Mr. Marx.

The Hudson Yards Development Corporation manages the air rights, but sales are handled by the MTA and Hudson Yards Infrastructure Corporation. A spokeswoman for Hudson Yards Development Corporation was not immediately available for comment.

Developers will often buy air rights from above the rail yards, which straddles the Hudson River. The Eastern Rail Yards offer 4.5 million square feet of air rights, which can be used on projects specific to the Hudson Yards district, which spans West 30th to West 43rd Streets, and Eighth to 12th Avenues.

Mr. Marx, the head of Marx Development Group, is slated to build a 213,300-square-foot hotel at 450 11th Avenue and the corner of West 37th Street, which will break ground next year, The Real Deal reported in February. He originally had the right to build up to 100,000 square feet at the site and planned to pay $16.8 million for two building bonus funds from the city that would pave the way for his ability to purchase most of the remaining square footage. He did not immediate return a call for comment.
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Very unique, I like it
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From ny Eb-5 site.

Looks like this will break ground this year.
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37-11 Development, LLC is developing a 438-room Aloft-branded hotel (the “Project” or “Hotel”) at the southeast corner of 37th Street and 11th Avenue in Manhattan. Aloft is Starwood’s upscale lifestyle/boutique brand. According to Starwood, “Aloft Hotels is a modern, fresh, and fun destination. Aloft is a hotel that celebrates the individual and gives you freedom to control and customize your travel adventure to fit your personal style. It is a place where walls have been knocked down to create a space that is open in design and open to possibilities.” 37-11 Development, LLC has an executed franchise agreement with Starwood for the development of the Aloft franchise, and management is anticipated to be contracted out to a world-class third-party hotel operator, with multiple management proposals already having been received.
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As currently contemplated, the Project will open in February 2018. The approximate 254,000 gross square foot, 39-story development is anticipated to be comprised of 438 guestrooms with amenities including approximately 2,500 square feet of function space, Aloft’s branded “W XYZ Bar”, a fitness center, breakfast area, and Aloft’s branded “Re:Fuel” grab and go-style eatery.
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David Marx to operate new Hudson Yards building as Aloft hotel
Developer releases new renderings, plans to break ground later this year

April 18, 2016
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Hotelier David Marx unveiled new renderings for his latest Hudson Yards project, which will fly Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide’s Aloft flag when it opens in 2019.

Marx, whose on-again, off-again plans to build a hotel across from the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center stretch back to 2007, said he’s ready to break ground at the end of this year on his 440-room project at 450 11th Avenue at the corner of West 37th Street.

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bumping this for the news posted in another thread

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Been a while since this thread has seen action on a potential hotel development.

Somewhat recent news as of May 2017.

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Marx Development Group lands $88M loan for Marriott in Hudson Yards

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Marx Development Group has landed an $88 million construction loan for a Marriott hotel it is building in Hudson Yards.

Mack Real Estate Credit Strategies provided the 24-month financing, which will be used to recapitalize the project and cover the hotel’s final pre-development costs, sources told The Real Deal. Developer David Marx has already raised $66 million of EB-5 funds to help finance vertical construction on the hotel.


Shaya Ackerman and Shaya Sonnenschein of Meridian Capital Group arranged the debt.

The Marriott will be located at 450 11th Avenue on the corner of West 37th Street. It will span about 235,000 square feet and stand 42 stories tall with 441 rooms and 3,000 square feet of retail.

Several luxury hotels have started cropping up in Hudson Yards as major companies such as Amazon and Wells Fargo commit to establishing a presence in the neighborhood. Pendry Hotels is planning a 164-key project at Manhattan West, while other projects include an Equinox Hotel the High Line Hotel and Pestana CR7, which soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo is co-branding.
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Reminds a bit of 7wtc, at first glance, at least the middle portion. Hard to tell what's going on up top. At least there's activity I suppose.
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I liked the original rendering more, but this is a nice replacement. Nice facade.
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I like it. The subtle basket weave effect of the glass curtain wall reminds me a bit of the Int'l Gem Tower, and that's a good thing.
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According to CTBUH calculations, assuming this is all hotel, 42 stories puts this at almost 460'.
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I didn't spot any filings on the DOB bin for this that would indicate height.
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Via DOB: Hopefully Demo will commence soon!




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DOC NO WORK TYPE(S) / STATUS / JOB DESCRIPTION
01 DEMOLITION OF TWO STORY BUILDING BIN 1080352 ON LOT WITH 3 BUILDINGS WITH SEPARATE BINS. FILED IN CONJUNCTION WITH FULL DEMOLITION OF OTHER 2 BUILDINGS ON SAME LOT. FOUNDATION TO REMAIN.
Status: E - APPLICATION PROCESSED - NO PLAN EXAM Status Date: 02/09/2017
Plans Page Count: Not Provided
Directive 14: N Applicant Name: SAGE JOSEPH Pre-Filing Date: 02/09/2017


TYPE STATUS DATE STATUS
DM - DEMOLITION 02/09/2017 A: PRE-FILING
EQ - CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT 02/09/2017 P: PLAN EXAM - APPROVED
02 MECHANICAL MEANS TO BE USE AT THE TIME OF THE DEMOLITION.
Status: E - APPLICATION PROCESSED - NO PLAN EXAM Status Date: 02/23/2017
Plans Page Count: See Document 01 for totals
Directive 14: N Applicant Name: SAGE JOSEPH Pre-Filing Date: 02/23/2017

TYPE STATUS DATE STATUS
EQ - CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT 02/23/2017 P: PLAN EXAM - APPROVED
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Demolition Makes Headway For Major New Hotel At 450 11th Avenue, Hudson Yards



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With new construction permits filed last summer and demolition filings nearly a year ago, the site of 450 Eleventh Avenue is beginning to see some change. The existing low-rise buildings on the location are nearly gone as the lot gets cleared to make way for the upcoming ground-up 43-story hotel. Located across from the Jacob K. Javits Center between West 36th street and West 37th Street, the 487-foot tall building will be designed by DSM Design Group and developed by Marx Development Groups.

From the main renders, the architecture begins with a multi-story podium containing 212,860 square feet of commercial space that span this section of the tower. The envelope appears to have floor-to-ceiling windows and thin LED lights vertically oriented between some of the glass panels in a loosely staggered pattern. An outdoor terrace would most likely be located on the top section of the structure facing west towards the Hudson River.

Above that is the hotel portion, set to have 531 rooms. Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide has been reported to be the hotel occupant. The facade on this portion of the building looks to have a basket weave pattern of glass panels and frames. The tower terminates with a flat crown that illuminates at night on all four sides.

Recent photos show the status of the site. Previously, there was a one-story, white-colored edifice on the northern corner that was the first to be demolished. A brown-colored warehouse building still remains and may go anytime soon.

Excavation could happen as early as spring or summer once the last remaining structure on site is demolished and cleared away. Foundations could then begin by the second half of 2019. Although not a supertall skyscraper when completed, it will have a substantial impact among the skyline north of Related’s Hudson Yards development.
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