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Retailers Hit by CIT Fallout Exec's Crack Habit Damages L.I. Hospital
20090727-NEWS--0001-NAT-CCI-CN_-- 7/24/2009 9:39 PM Page 1 INSIDE DOUBLE ISSUE An Agenda TOP STORIES to Fix Albany—Now Broadway’s hot Kathryn Wylde on spurring growth new hand annoys Carol Kellermann on cutting costs Dick Dadey on gerrymandering the old guard ® Joseph Mercurio on electioneering PAGE 2 Pages 10-11 Pressure mounts on Joe Moinian as VOL. XXV, NOS. 30, 31 WWW.CRAINSNEWYORK.COM JULY 27-AUGUST 9, 2009 PRICE: $3.00 big payments loom PAGE 3 Surprise! City restaurants see big THE ORGANIZATION MAN summer crowds PAGE 3 How union big SPECIAL REPORT Dennis Rivera REAL craftily shaped ESTATE G Banks bring Obamacare Park Avenue back to earth BY DANIEL MASSEY P. 15 G Small retailers find silver dennis rivera, the indomitable labor lining in property bust P. 15 leader, was on Capitol Hill in late June G Top first-half office leases to persuade members of a powerful and property sales Pgs. 18 & 20 House committee to include a public G Current crop of deals pales in insurance option in its massive over- comparison to last year’s P. 21 haul of the nation’s health care system. Karen Ignagni, perhaps the most feared lobbyist on the Hill,was there to BUSINESS LIVES sway the lawmakers in the opposite di- rection. Yet during a break in the hearing, Ms. Ignagni—whose group of insurers served up the “Harry and Louise” ads that helped kill the Clinton health care reform effort—walked over to Mr. Rivera, greeted him with a warm em- brace and asked to meet the following week. -
To Download a PDF of an Interview with Joseph Moinian, Chief
NEWYORKCITY Optimistic About New York An Interview with Joseph Moinian, Chief Executive Offi cer, The Moinian Group EDITORS’ NOTE Joseph Moinian, square feet of real estate projects on thriving, 24/7 community with more than 60,000 the New York City-based developer, 11th Avenue alone. We recently part- residents, a booming, multisector business hub, investor and long-term owner of nered with Boston Properties – a and copious family, entertainment and outdoor prime real estate nationwide, is rec- REIT, and one of the largest owners, offerings. We have a number of new projects ognized for pioneering the develop- managers and developers of fi rst-class coming up in the neighborhood and we are ment of emerging neighborhoods offi ce properties in the U.S. – on our excited to continue to expand our presence in major metropolitan cities across crown jewel, 3 Hudson Boulevard, there. the United States. He is a member of our two million-square-foot gleam- The Moinian Group has made a major the Board of Governors of the Real ing offi ce tower rising in the heart of investment in the West Side of Manhattan. Estate Board of New York and sits the Hudson Yards District. SKY, our Will you discuss this focus for the firm on the board of the Skyline Museum. 41-story, 1,175-unit luxury residential and the impact that you feel the redevelop- project, is nearly 100 percent leased. ment and transformation of the West Side of COMPANY BRIEF Founded by Joseph Moinian Our newest luxury residential project, Manhattan will have on New York City? Joseph Moinian in 1982, The Oskar, is located across the street from We invested heavily along Manhattan’s Far Moinian Group (moinian.com) today boasts a SKY and is leasing up rapidly. -
Page 12 Power
LOCATION The Power (''THE MOST POWERFUL PEOPLE IN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE congratulations We salute The New York Observer’s 100 Most Powerful People in Real Estate Barack Obama Stephen Ross (3)* Mort Zuckerman (14) Michael Bloomberg (2) Jerry (1) and including Studley Chairman Mitchell Steir 1 . President of the United States 2. Chairman and CEO 3. and Ed Linde 4. Mayor of New York City 5. Rob (69) Speyer of the Related Companies Chairman and CEO of Co-CEOs of Tishman Speyer The chief executive of chief execu- Boston Properties While New York’s real estate sector tives has come to dominate an era Owner of the Time Warner Center depends on the broader economy They’ve had a rough go of it over in real estate when government lar- and now the designated developer The busiest commercial real estate far more than anything else, Mr. the record-smashing Stuyvesant gesse means the difference between of the 26-acre West Side rail yards, buyer in the U.S. right now, Messrs. Bloomberg is perhaps the best-po- Town/Cooper Village acquisition, deals and no deals. TARP, TALF, Mr. Ross is the city’s unparalleled Zuckerman (pictured) and Linde’s sitioned person in government to but “Speyer” remains arguably the PPIP, OMFG!—the feds’ breathlessly king of private development. Chair- Boston Properties also claims a siz- nudge it one way or another. Using marquee surname in New York com- watched efforts to loosen credit man of the Real Estate Board of New able chunk of office Manhattan. This his tools of taxes, incentives and mercial real estate, with 15 million markets and therefore get capital York and a builder who timed his includes, of course, the GM Building, disbursement of infrastructure in- top-shelf square feet in Midtown moving here and around the globe developments quite well with the bought with minority partners in a vestments, he has broad powers to alone, including Rockefeller Center places this Chicagoan securely (heh) market, Mr. -
Hotel Development in NYC New York City Briefing Sheet – Winter Update 2013
Updated for ITB 02/25/13-dk/mw Hotel Development in NYC New York City Briefing Sheet – Winter Update 2013 Hotel Development in NYC : 2011 to 2016 and Beyond 1 Hotel development in New York City, a positive force for the city’s travel and tourism industry , is growing faster than the national average and adding significant new properties and revitalized accommodat ions to neighborhoods and destinations across the five boroughs. Design, sustainability, affordability and amenities are all present in the mix as boutiques, luxury and super -luxury, lifestyle brands, and family-friendly properties are developed in each of the city’s five boroughs –from The Bronx to Staten Island , in Queens, Brooklyn and Manhattan. Four new hotels have opened since the start of this year and many more are gearing up for 2013 openings. This report covers over 110 properties as well as 19 new listings since our last update in January, 2013 and there are more on the horizon. We look at new buildings, exciting conversions of offices, historic buildings and other sites as well as th e renovations slated for many of the city’s best known institutions. Since 2006 the city has added 74 hotels and a net increase of over 13,500 rooms to our supply. Today the city has over 92,000 rooms in active inventory. Large and small, branded and independent, meeting friendly or intimate, full service or select service, in the center of things or in quiet neighborhoods; the city now has choices for all tastes. Whether traveling in groups or on their own, the business traveler and leisure visitor w ill find plenty to choose from established hub areas and new locations: Downtown Brooklyn, Long Island City, Union Square, NoMad/Flatiron, Chinatown/Lower Eastside, midtown East and West, as well as The Bronx and Staten Island. -
Overhaul Medicaid, Spitzer Told
TOP STORIES SPECIAL ISSUE Slimmer Shearman Annual & Sterling back from hard times Book PAGE 2 ® of Lists 4 proposals to COMING NEXT WEEK create Chinese trade marts face many obstacles VOL. XXII, NO. 51 WWW.NEWYORKBUSINESS.COM DECEMBER 18-24, 2006 PRICE: $3.00 PAGE 2 MAN AND BRAND: The company Tim Zagat The big picture founded almost three decades wants to be a Overhaul on helping the force on the Internet. state’s mentally ill GREG DAVID, PAGE 11 Medicaid, The rewards of in-kind donations; online philanthropy; Spitzer told volunteerism CORPORATE GIVING P. 17 Top adviser targets Megu spreads out maze of spending in spacious spot in midtown, produces centers without three-star meal organized oversight BOB LAPE, PAGE 39 BY GALE SCOTT BUSINESS LIVES governor-elect Eliot Spitzer’s lead health care adviser will recom- mend that the new administration immediately overhaul New York’s $46 billion Medicaid program. Reforming the health insur- ance system for the poor poses an enormous challenge for the in- jennifer chiu coming governor, who takes office LATE-SHOPPING TIPS on Jan.1.The first step is to untan- make within the first 100 days of 10 new stores offer buck ennis gle a maze of departments, agen- his administration.” unique gifts at various cies and divisions that share re- Mr.Tallon lays the groundwork prices PAGE 35 sponsibility for Medicaid, says for centralizing Medicaid’s admin- James Tallon, a former state as- istration in a report to be released Zagat eats up semblyman and member of the this week by the hospital fund, a Spitzer transition team.