Sentences with phrase «seaport project»
In Boston, Amazon confirmed on Tuesday that it would move into 430,000 square feet in WS Development's Seaport project, bringing 2,000 jobs in machine learning, speech science, cloud computing and robotics engineering.
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Howard Hughes plans to self - fund its Seaport projects with its own equity and forgo any construction loans, Weinreb revealed in May.
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Ackman, who is also chairman of the Howard Hughes board of directors, said the real estate company was poised to thrive in the current economic environment, with many strong land development projects in its pipeline, from New York City's South Street Seaport in lower Manhattan to Hawaii beachfront property.
Constructing railways, roads, refineries, airports, seaports, stadiums, long bridges, et al, requires huge cash and such projects are given to those who meet certain financial requirements.
A Deep Seaport, Combined Cycle Power Production, Golf Course housing, Medical Centre, I.C.T, Heavy and Light Industrial Areas, among others, are also to be constructed should the project see the light of the day.
For its first development project in New York City, the Howard Hughes Corporation set out to build a massive mixed - use hub in Lower Manhattan's South Street Seaport — complete with a towering 500 - foot condominium and a four - level shopping mall on the waterfront.
Through TIFIA, DOT provides Federal credit assistance to surface transportation projects such as highway, transit, rail, and intermodal freight projects including seaports.
The dual - branded project includes the 330 - room Aloft Boston Seaport and the 180 - room Element Boston Seaport.
The project continues an investigation of space that she initiated with her 2006 work Pier 17: Space # 2085 Divided into Cubic Yards, an installation which divided the space of a vacant sporting goods store in the South Street Seaport with spandex.
Slip into that Cosby sweater (sorry, Hannibal) because the folks behind Made in the Lower East Side are putting their pop - up powers to work in one of their most ambitious projects to date: a festival that will bring a slew of makers, artisans, artists, bands, and even an ice skating rink to the South Street Seaport over the course of four weekends in November.
This is Clarion's second major investment in the Seaport District, the first being a 200 unit multi-family development project currently under construction in partnership with Cresset Group at 411 D Street.
But much like the Peking, the neglected four - masted bark still afloat at the seaport, the project appears to be heading nowhere.»