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Archaeologists digging where residential tower is planned in Northern Liberties

It was a historic discovery, unearthed beneath a parking lot along Philadelphia's waterfront Friday afternoon. An archeological dig uncovered a host of bones and bulk-heads on Columbus boulevard, and today the public was allowed to visit the site where the artifacts were discovered.

Publication ABC 6
Date 2019-07-26
Author John Rawlins

Tech Startup Carta Takes Full Floor at 1 WTC

San Francisco-based tech startup Carta has signed a seven-year lease for 36,099 square feet on the entire 81st floor of One World Trade Center. The seven-year-old company, which provides equity management products for startup companies, is relocating from its offices at 515 Greenwich St.

Publication Connect Media
Date 2019-07-25
Author Connect Media

West Shipyard Archaeological Dig Hosts Public Tour This Friday

This week, archaeologists began digging beneath a parking lot at Vine Street and Columbus Boulevard in search of information about Philadelphia’s early maritime history. The asphalt lot covers the site of the former West Shipyard, founded in 1676 when the Delaware River waterfront was located along Water Street.

Publication Hidden City Philadelphia
Date 2019-07-25
Author Kimberly Haas

The apartments and amenities of 10 Halletts Point, The Durst Organization's Astoria complex

For its first foray outside of Manhattan, The Durst Organization ventured across the river to Astoria for 10 Halletts Point. Many renderings have been made available for Dattner Architects’ vision, which consists of two towers – one 19 stories, the other 22 stories – with a shared central podium.

Publication City Realty
Date 2019-07-23
Author CityRealty Staff

Carta snags new office space in One World Trade Center

Two tenants duked it out for the 82nd floor of One World Trade Center and, as the Post’s Steve Cuozzo reported in June, Olo won. Now, the second tenant, Carta, has leased 36,099 square feet on the 81st floor. Carta. also known as eshares, has outgrown its space at the nearby 515 Greenwich St.

Publication New York Post
Date 2019-07-23
Author Lois Weiss
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