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CONTENTS 60 London Calling: US Landed Estate Lefrak Is Not Giving up on Breaking Into the UK IN DEPTH NEW YORK THE MARKET THE WEEK PRACTICE & LAW EG LIFE CONTENTS 60 London calling: US landed estate LeFrak is not giving up on breaking into the UK 64 Girls on top: What it takes to be New York’s most powerful women APPLE S AWKE H N O TURNOVER S There’s a saying in the city that never sleeps that you know you are a true New Yorker O: JA O: T O H when you stop looking up. But post-9/11, post-Hurricane Sandy, post-downturn, it P seems New Yorkers are doing just that. Samantha McClary casts her eyes to the skies 54 www.estatesgazette.com 30 November 2013 30 November 2013 www.estatesgazette.com 55 IN DEPTH NEW YORK THE MARKET THE WEEK PRACTICE & LAW EG LIFE This will be the biggest real retailer Coach, beauty company estate project in US history – a L’Oréal and enterprise software $20bn, 18m sq ft, mixed-use firm SAP, will be delivered in scheme in the heart of New 2015. It is fully financed with York. Hudson Yards will equity from Related and its transform an industrial area of 50:50 joint venture partner the city into a place where the Oxford Properties, Related biggest names in fashion and shareholder Kuwait Investment media will congregate; a place Fund and JP Morgan. Debt has to shop, to live, to be seen. The come from Starwood Capital. A 26-acre rail yard site that second tower, 30 Hudson Yards, encompasses an entire block will begin in 2014. Media giant between 30th and 33rd Streets Time Warner – the main and 10th and 12th Avenues was occupant of Related’s first eventually bought by Related major project in New York, the Companies in 2008 for $1bn. 2.8m sq ft Time Warner Center Related had bid for the project at Columbus Circle – is widely before the crash, but lost out to tipped to anchor the 2.3m sq ft Tishman Speyer when its tower. Financing for that will be anchor tenant, News Corp, got sought once more tenants are cold feet. Tishman pulled out of locked in. the project later and Related Alongside the 6.7m sq ft of stepped back up, pulling offices that will be delivered, together a deal that would the scheme will include more mean it would not have to close than 5m sq ft of residential – on the giant investment until the moneyspinner in the the market returned to health. development. Residential The site is now starting to should fetch upwards of $3,000 take shape. Designed by per sq ft, more than double the architect Kohn Pederson Fox, offices. It will include more the development, which will be than 1m sq ft of shops in the last year’s London Games. already skyrocketing. delivered in two phases, is well city’s largest mall, a hotel, Hudson Yards is the biggest Jay Cross, president of into construction, with the first school and an innovative project that Related has Hudson Yards, says: “The of two giant office towers on culture shed that has recently undertaken, but it is confident development of Hudson Yards, the site being built. A 1.7m sq been named as the home of of success. The hugely popular coupled with significant public he optimism is chief executive of the tri-state patterns. Once upon a time, Tighe says Midtown South ft, 52-storey tower, which will New York Fashion Week. High Line wraps itself around investments being made on contagious. When you area and the woman credited occupiers tended to be much was traditionally the part of create a new home for luxury In the middle of the Yards the scheme, the New York the West Side, provides an talk to agents, investors with being involved in most, if more sector-specific, but the town occupiers went to if they there will also be a five-acre government has invested $4bn incredible opportunity for New and developers in not all, of New York’s game- days of blinkered searches of couldn’t afford Midtown or park, which Related says will in surrounding infrastructure, York City to improve its ageing the city that never changing deals over the past the garment district, Wall Downtown. Now rents there feature a new icon for New York including a new subway line office stock, create new green sleeps, there is no two decades (see p64), says this Street, Madison Avenue and are significantly higher than – a sculpture that will have the and station opposite the Yards, spaces and integrate smart Tdoubting the overarching uptick in employment has seen other industry ghettos are long Downtown – close to $20 per year-round draw of the and rents in the area are technology and sustainable mood. The investment market a direct correlation with a gone. The search now is sq ft more – and within about Rockefeller Christmas tree. It living into a new, modern, 21st is well up on 2007 levels, the pick-up in the office sector. simpler, harder, more focused 15% of the prime Midtown will be designed by Thomas century neighbourhood.” occupational market is moving Indeed, figures from CBRE – it’s about finding the right market. As in cities across the Heatherwick, the architect in the right direction with rents show that 20.7m sq ft of space buildings at the right prices. globe, this is down to the behind the Olympic Cauldron at rising, tourism is booming, has been leased in the year to Alongside this improvement famous Google effect. hotels are packed, debt is date, more than 1m sq ft up on in occupier activity, the city is Since Google acquired the available and equity is pouring the equivalent period in 2012. also seeing a healthy increase 3m sq ft 111 Eighth Avenue in in from all over the world. So what’s next for the Big in rental growth. Average rents December 2010 for $1.8bn, New York may be about to Apple – the city where there is for Manhattan at the end of the there has been a wave of lose a mayor who has put simply no longer a place for third quarter were $62.27 per activity from technology firms business and development at pessimism? Estates Gazette sq ft, up by almost 8% on the in the area. Amazon, IBM, the top of city politics for 12 went stateside to find out. $57.32 per sq ft achieved in the eBay and Facebook – which is years – more on that later – but equivalent period last year. understood to have agreed a the property industry needs to Midtown marches on The uplift has been largely 10-year deal for as much as focus on the environment When a company looks for steady in the traditional office 160,000 sq ft at 770 Broadway Michael Bloomberg has helped space in New York, it now markets of Midtown and at a rent in the mid-$70s per facilitate, not worry about tends to search from the top of Downtown – up by 7.3% and sq ft – have all expanded into future what-ifs. Battery Park to 60th/61st 3.7%, respectively, in Q3 – the area. Google is also said to At least, not for now. Latest Street from east to west, says while upcoming Midtown be growing in the area, with figures from the federal labour Tighe. And that is very South recorded an 18.2% rise discussions under way with department show a 2.5% different from traditional in rents over the period. developer Related Companies increase in private sector jobs to take space at its building on since October 2012, a pace that The days of blinkered searches of the 10th Avenue. puts the city ahead of both New According to data from York state and the country – industry ghettos are long gone. The Cushman & Wakefield, all this which were up by 1.5% and search now is simpler – it’s about finding activity has seen vacancy rates 2.1%, respectively. in Midtown South tumble to CBRE’s Mary Ann Tighe, the right buildings at the right prices 7.6% in the third quarter of HUDSON YARDS 56 www.estatesgazette.com 30 November 2013 30 November 2013 www.estatesgazette.com 57 IN DEPTH NEW YORK THE MARKET THE WEEK PRACTICE & LAW EG LIFE this year, the lowest level of any the sector. Cornell Technion, a double what they were back in the region. It began in the spend as much as $5bn a year “For 12 years the city had a mayor who will come under De Blasio’s US business district. partnership between NYC’s 2007. These two alone have summer when Soho China, on overseas investment and is remit. He is known to want Cornell University and the probably traded more than part of a consortium that due to announce plans soon for understood its DNA. A change in to link any new development A maturing market Israel Institute of Technology, $5bn of property in the past includes Brazilian banking a $1bn hotel and residential leadership is a threat. We have to make requiring city subsidies or What the area needs next is a is developing a 12-acre tech year. Not bad for an industry magnate Moise Safra, bought a project in New York. zoning variance to affordable hit of institutional investment. campus on Roosevelt Island in just recovering from one of the 40% stake in the 2m sq ft CBRE’s Shanahan says sure it doesn’t interfere with business” housing provision, in his bid to When the institutions start to NYC’s East River, and Carnegie world’s worst-ever downturns.
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