The Real Estate Power 50
Douglas Durst helped oversee the development of One World Trade Center, the crown jewel of the family-owned real estate company’s portfolio. The Durst Organization’s 13 million square feet of office space across the city include the Bank of America Tower at One Bryant Park.
Date 2019-04-01
Author City&State New York
Life of Bryant: Bryant Park’s Transformation Into the Center of Midtown
It’s only in the last decade that landlords in Midtown could expect to sell a $6 million condominium unit across the street from Bryant Park or set office rents at more than $100 per square foot.
Author Nicholas Rizzi
A new one bedroom near the river in Astoria, for $2,525, but there's a (temporary) snag
Living in a brand-new NYC apartment building definitely has perks—and there’s more opportunity than ever to do so these days, with more than 20,000 new apartments for sale and for rent becoming available in the city this year.
Date 2019-03-07
Author Nikki M. Mascali
JPMorgan prepares to demolish HQ to build new one
The Durst Organization’s Halletts Point residential project will bring 25,000 new workers to Astoria, Realty Check has exclusively learned. But there’s a sting. Unlike the 25,000 employees Amazon pledged for Long Island City, these “workers” are not humans, but bees at 10 hives being installed around the complex.
Date 2019-03-04
Author Steve Cuozzo
First rental to open at Durst’s Halletts Point has all elements for community-building
A newly opened building at the sprawling mixed-use development, Halletts Point, is helping to transform Astoria from a residential outpost to a magnetic point-of-interest.
Date 2019-03-01
Author James Pero