Durst scores full occupancy with basketball deal at 1133 6th
The Durst Organization announced that the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) has signed an 18 year lease for 8,893 s/f for a portion of the 12th floor of 1133 Avenue of the Americas. The NBPA signed their first lease at the property in 2015, and this deal increases their total square footage to 56,187 square feet.
Date 2018-04-19
NBA players union fills final spot at renovated Midtown tower
The Durst Organization jumped through hoops to revitalize 1133 Sixth Ave. with $40 million in capital upgrades after the IRS moved out in 2014 and left the address 30 percent vacant. Now, a professional basketball union has come through at the buzzer to fill the 1.1 million-square-foot tower’s last available space.
Date 2018-04-11
Author Steve Cuozzo
New Rendering Revealed of The Durst Organization’s Massive Queens Plaza Park Development
The Durst Organization, the real estate giant building a 70-story development behind Queens Plaza’s Clock Tower, has revealed a new rendering displaying the project’s size and scale.
Date 2018-04-05
Author Nathaly Pesantez
Rendering released for 70-story tower, Queens Plaza Park, in Long Island City
Renderings were released last week of a 70-story tower set to stand behind the Clock Tower in Long Island City. The site at 29-37 41st Ave. was previously purchased by developers Kevin Maloney and Kamran Hakim in 2015 but ultimately decided to sell it to The Durst Organization.
Date 2018-04-05
Author Angela Matua
New Design Revealed For Durst’s Queens Plaza Park Tower, Borough’s Future Tallest Skyscraper
A new look is out for the residential building rising up next to the historic Long Island City Clock Tower.
Date 2018-04-05
Author Andrew Nelson