Development Questions Continue for Penn Station Area Questions about New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s plan to demolish six blocks around Penn Station for massive commercial towers continue to grow. Now…
…Open House in hopes of supporting participants through the process. Please contact Tara Ritz at sacredsites@nylandmarks.org or 212-995-5260 ex. 312 with additional questions. We look forward to your participation. …
…if estimates didn’t reach a combined $24 billion, the public deserves real answers and the World-Class station the Governor says she wants. Peg Breen, President The New York Landmarks Conservancy…
…of transparency. “ An August 29 New York Times story detailing questions about what would be “one of the largest development projects in American history” sparked almost 700 reader comments….
The Conservancy has a strong ally in our fight to save the Penn Station neighborhood from being destroyed. We want to share today’s column from ReThink PennStation NYC, which sums…
…Penn Station Redevelopment Project for Midtown Manhattan The News notes that Vornado Chief Steve Roth told investors this week that “The headwinds and the current environment are not at all…
…approve the plan Thursday. The State Public Authorities Control Board and the State Comptroller would also have to approve the deal. We will bring all the unanswered questions to them….
…this former ornamental banking hall with the Brooklyn Flea. A market with gourmet food and vendors indoors for the winter. For more information visit www.brooklynflea.com Special thanks to Skylight One…
…colored terrazzo. The Pavilion, along with the nearby Unisphere and Hall of Science, are the most notable reminders of that great World’s Fair. Click below to learn more. https://www.facebook.com/groups/NysPavilion http://www.aquarelapictures.com/…
…developer. And everyone from the City’s Independent Budget Office to State Senators Krueger, Hoylman and Comrie have questions about this financing. The Governor says she’s moving on $7 billion worth…
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