Mega Projects, SuperTalls and New Cities within the City

Jan 26, 2018

Mega Projects, SuperTalls and New Cities within the City, with Jay Cross, President, Related Hudson Yards; Ziel Feldman, Chairman and Founder, HFZ; Susi Yu, Managing Director/Head of Development, L&LMAG; Tommy Craig, Senior Managing Director, Hines and moderated by Oshrat Carmiel, Real Estate Reporter, Bloomberg News.

This exploration of New York’s most ambitious developments is not-to-be-missed. Devotees of soaring glass towers will get a glimpse into the highly anticipated One Vanderbilt (the 1,400-plus foot office tower that will soon shine over Midtown East), 53W53 and The Eleventh. Those interested in transformational mega projects will get to go behind-the-scenes of Hudson Yards (the most expensive real estate development in American history), Pacific Park (22-acre project in downtown Brooklyn that boasts the tallest modular tower in the world) and Cornell Tech (the gleaming new two-million-square-foot tech and engineering campus on Roosevelt Island).

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