Mark Maurer reports for The Real Deal. A new Major League Soccer team called the New York City Football Club is close to signing a deal with GAL Manufacturing to construct a $400 million soccer stadium between the Major Deegan Expressway and East 153rd Street in the Bronx. The New York City Football Club — of which Manchester City Football
Hiten Samtani reports for The Real Deal. When the bidding for Pier 57 kicked off in the early 2000s, developer Young Woo wasn’t quite ready to commit to the mammoth 480,000-square-foot project. But he’s been fascinated by the structure for a long time, he said, and when the city put it back on the market in 2009, though Woo was
Governors Island, the once sleepy military base, has been evolving rapidly in the last five years—transforming into a hub of cultural activity, educational facilities, and lush parkland. And now, the next phase of the $260 million redevelopment plan will add a mix of spa services, classrooms, and artist studios. Last December, the Trust for Governors Island issued a request for
Curbed staff report for Curbed. In 2011, Gary Barnett and Extell won a nine-year battle to buy a pair of cast-iron buildings on Broadway in the Noho Historic District, and now the developer’s plans for at least one of the structures is coming to light. At a community board meeting last night, architecture firm Beyer Blinder and Belle presented plans
