The developers say the building would open in 2013 and would serve as an anchor for Hudson Yards, one of the last parcels of underused land in Manhattan.
Less than two weeks after the collapse of a billion-dollar deal to develop the railyards on Manhattan’s Far West Side, a new developer has agreed to salvage the plan.
The economic downturn, logistical problems and, critics say, design flaws have dimmed prospects for the plan.
In Boca Grande, Fla., second-home seekers are drawn to the island by a sense of “no-ness” — there are no gas stations, no movie theaters, no big supermarkets and almost no tourist traffic.
on January 9th, 2009