Billionaires’ Row: 2014-2016?
The city’s “wealthiest” street is struggling to live up to its name
Starring:
432 Park Avenue
36 Central Park South
53 West 53rd Street
111 West 57th Street
123 West 57th Street
One 57
Central Park Tower
220 Central Park South
http://www.metro.us/_internal/gxml!0/2qijkhn0ctpwx8acoz5fxkpvtmr4nbh$dh05n9fh39jwmvoi65otdfiuv0giczj/street-easy.jpeg
Credit: metro
That’s a pretty awful diagram in that they make 1 WTC look even more gargantuan than it already is. Look at the ESB in comparison (the antenna of the ESB is actually ~100 feet higher than 1WTC’s roof) or how 432 is shorter in roof height (not true!).
This is much more accurate; credit to the SSP Diagram Section:
Just an update: I’ll be working on two huge compilations in the weeks to come. Will literally cover 100’s of projects. 
Actually, I want to make it the largest on the net. Even bigger than the SSP ones, and if you’ve ever seen those, it covers over 1700+ projects for NYC.
I think some of you have seen the high and mid/low threads on ssp. Well, they are coming here. But it will include more!
Will keep you guys updated. 
NOW:
From you guys… any feedback. Maybe something you would like to see?
O and I’ll also be organizing a lot of things like threads. Will be going through many and changing the status. I know some are complete already. Housecleaning essentially.
That sounds great, Chris!
What’s the chance of the Shop tower over in the Hudson Yards area being developed soon? Or is a many years from now tower??
They way things are going hopefully soon. SHoP has a couple of towers in the pipeline right now. Hidden from view, and stuck inside a drawing board or autocad.
Credit goes to ssp user CIA.
This being a list for Jersey City aka NYC’s Taiwan. JC is unofficially part of NYC, but they want to deny it. With a boom like this, it should be the 6th Borough.
99 Hudson - 899ft - 79 stories - under construction
One Journal Square II - 892ft - 79 stories - approved
30 Journal Square - 799ft - 72 stories - approved
Goldman Sachs Tower - 781ft - 42 stories - built
Journal Squared II - 742ft - 70 stories - approved
URL Harborside I - 713ft - 69 stories - topped out
URL Harborside II - 713ft - 69 stories - approved
URL Harborside III - 713ft - 69 stories - approved
One Journal Square I - 700ft - 56 stories - approved
Journal Squared III - 635ft - 60 stories - approved
San Remo - 610ft? - 61 stories - proposed
Journal Squared I - 562ft - 54 stories - topped out
Merrill Lynch Building - 548ft - 42 stories - built
65 Bay Street (Trump II) - 535ft - 50 stories - topped out
Trump Plaza I - 532ft - 55 stories - built
Newport Tower - 521ft - 37 stories - built
33 Park I - 510ft - 44 stories - under construction
33 Park II - 510ft - 44 stories - approved
70 Columbus - 500ft - 50 stories - topped out
90 Columbus - 500ft - 50 stories - under construction
The Monaco I - 500ft - 50 stories - built
The Monaco II - 500ft - 50 stories - built
70 Greene - 500ft - 50 stories - built
77 Greene - 500ft - 50 stories - built
The Donald talking some real estate. Found it interesting.
he gives some really good insights to NYC real estate.
This is pretty cool. A giant compilation of pre war towers built and with images from 1874-1900.
http://skyscraper.org/tenandtaller/grid/
Call it a prewar grid.
Some Emporis Stats on NYC:
Remember that high rises + skyscrapers = Over 7000+ highrises and skyscrapers in total.
390,023 low-rise building
327,705 house
6,180 high-rise building
3,719 church
911 skyscraper
550 open-air structure
35 stadium
27 hall
17 monument
16 bridge
10 sculpture
8 synagogue
4 tunnel
4 multi-story building
3 airport tower
3 mast (pole)
3 subterranean building
2 fountain
2 mast (framework)
2 observation tower
2 ferris wheel
1 monumental hall
1 telecommunications tower
1 amusement ride
1 lighthouse
1 castle
1 temple
279 under construction
325 planned
Honest question. Do not want to start a political discussion.
I am just curious what affect you think Donald Trump’s election will have on our age of Ramses (if any)?
Please just keep it to the effect on NYC real estate.
I think that the economy will boom, and the demand for office space will rise.
Agree with Bob, but I am biased toward Austrian economic principles. I do worry about inflation after the Fed has kept rates low for so long.
I think inflation is the only way to fix our debt problem. A decade of “high” inflation at 6% would reduce our debt burden by 50% compared to inflation we have had the past decade. If this is coupled with a booming economy it could work.
Inflation can be a by product of a hyper active economy as demand rises for cash.
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/san-franciscos-sinking-tower-space-43831433?yptr=yahoo
thank goodness for Manhattan bedroc, Don’t recall towers in NYC running into this.
