Company History
Silverstein Properties, one of New York City’s leading real estate development, investment and management companies, today announced that Dino Fusco will be joining the company as Chief Operating Officer.
New York-based real estate firm Silverstein Properties officially celebrated the completion of its $50 million building-wide capital improvements project at The Equitable Building at 120 Broadway
Silverstein properties expands their portfolio, acquiring a 1.3 million square foot Class-A trophy building in Philadelphia. The building is the city's 5th tallest.
Silverstein Properties expands into the real estate lending space with the launch of Silverstein Capital Partners, a lender for all types of projects. The firm partners with a sovereign wealth fund and a pension fund to provide loans up to $25 million.
GroupM consolidates its New York offices and moves its headquarters into 3 World Trade Center.
Silverstein Properties closes on the $1.2 billion purchase of the Disney-owned ABC campus on the Upper West Side. Acquiring nine buildings and taking over most of ABC's holdings in the neighborhood.
Silverstein Properties acquires the ground lease on a seven-parcel Astoria development site in what marks its first major outer-borough expansion.
Larry Silverstein cuts the ribbon and officially opens 3 World Trade Center, New York's 5th tallest building.
Silverstein Properties unveils the new Penthouse 82 at 30 Park Place. This Penthouse, one of downtown New York's finest, boasts sweeping 360-degree views from the tallest terraced balcony in the city.
A facelift 103 years in the making, Silverstein's 120 Broadway begins a capital improvement plan which will provide tenants with an updated lobby, rooftop deck, and new amenities for the modern workday.
Silverstein Properties unveils a $50 Million capital improvement plan for the historic Equitable Building, located at 120 Broadway. The renovations include updates to the lobby, new tenant amenities, and a rooftop deck with views of the city.
Silverstein Properties' 30 Park Place, a luxury condominium high rise, ranks 4th in Top 10 Best-Selling NYC Buildings for the first quarter of 2017.
The TV home of the Mets, Jets and all things New York sports, has moved in and will begin broadcasting from a new set of studios at 4 World Trade Center on Saturday March 4.
Spotify signs lease to move their headquarters to the World Trade Center! The global digital music and video streaming service has leased floors 62-72 at 4 World Trade Center.
Brandon Maxwell (who styled Lady Gaga at the Superbowl) displayed his Fall/Winter collection at an exclusive fashion show at the World Trade Center. The show took place on the 71st floor of 4 World Trade Center and featured Bella Hadid, Joan Smalls, and Jourdan Dunn.
Cooling towers are now installed on the roof of 3 World Trade Center.
Legendary sports icon and human rights advocate, Billie Jean King gathered leaders across sectors to elevate the conversation on inclusive leadership at the third annual Billie Jean King Leadership Initiative at the WTC events space.
Larry Silverstein celebrates the steel topping out of 3 WTC with 500 union construction workers.
Silverstein Properties Chairman Larry Silverstein, Four Seasons President and CEO J. Allen Smith and architect Robert Stern open the new Four Seasons Downtown.
Scheduled to open in 2020, the Perelman Performing Arts Center will serve as a vital cultural hub bringing three flexible performance venues and community programming to Lower Manhattan.
Global Atlantic Financial Group has signed a deal for the whole 51st floor of the 2.3-million-square-foot 4 World Trade Center.
The World Trade Center retail mall is now open! More than 100 stores officially opened to the public today - marking another great milestone at the new World Trade Center.
Eataly opens a 48,000 square foot food emporium on the 3rd floor at 4 World Trade Center
Validus, a Bermuda-based insurance firm, has signed a deal to relocate its Big Apple operations to 4 WTC from within Downtown. The company has signed a 16-year lease for 24,489 square feet.
Silverstein Properties Chairman Larry Silverstein announced today that the company has signed a 16-year lease with Zurich American Insurance Company, the leading multi-line insurance provider, for 132,000 square feet of office space at 4 World Trade Center.
The last bucket of concrete for the 80-story skyscraper was signed by Larry Silverstein and other dignitaries and lifted 1,079 feet to the top of 3 WTC.
Hudson River Trading, which uses mathematical and statistical techniques to develop trading algorithms, has signed a 69,000-square-foot lease for the 57th and 58th floors of the 2.3-million-square-foot tower, according to a press release from the landlord.
Morningstar Inc. has officially moved its credit-rating subsidiary into 4 World Trade Center.
Silverstein Properties announces today that leading global advertising agency, Droga5, has signed a lease at 120 Wall Street to occupy an additional 111,000 square feet, making it the largest tenant in the building. The agency, which currently occupies 97,000 square feet on six floors, will expand to 208,000 square feet on 11 floors over the next two years. This lease brings the 650,000 square foot building to 100 percent occupancy. Droga5 was recently named Advertising Age and Creativity’s Agency of the Year 2016.
“While I am disappointed that 21st Century Fox and News Corp have elected to hold off on moving their headquarters, I am immensely grateful to the Murdochs and their talented team, as well as to the Bjarke Ingels Group and our partners at the Port Authority, for their inspired work over the past year. “Make no mistake: it won’t be long before we find a great company to anchor 2 World Trade Center. Lower Manhattan has firmly established itself as the neighborhood of choice for the world’s most dynamic technology, advertising, media, financial and other creative businesses. Downtown’s momentum is palpable and unstoppable – more than 600 firms have moved to Downtown since 2005, leasing over 15 million square feet of space. We at Silverstein Properties remain 100 percent committed to successfully completing this historic rebuilding effort.”
With the clock ticking down on the end of 2015, WPP-owned media agency giant GroupM completed a lease for a 170,000-square-foot expansion at the fast-rising tower.
The WTC events program launches WTC360 at 4 World Trade Center. Breathtaking 360-degree views and an unparalleled culinary and service experience, 4WTC and Riviera Caterers are taking events to new heights
Silverstein Properties and Wolfgang Puck announce the debut of CUT by Wolfgang Puck at 30 Park Place Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown
Silverstein Properties recognizes the 100th Anniversary of 120 Broadway with a themed event in the lobby. Upon its completion in 1915, 120 Broadway, also known as the Equitable Building, was the largest office building in the world with 1.8 million square feet of space. Silverstein Properties acquired the property in 1980 and thereafter completed an extensive renovation to restore the building to its original splendor and elegance.
Silverstein Properties celebrates the topping out of 30 Park Place, Four Seasons Private Residences New York Downtown, at 926 feet and 82 stories
Silverstein Properties names Marty Burger as CEO and Tal Kerret as President of Silverstein Properties
Silverstein Properties hosts the first stair-climb held at the World Trade Center site with the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation at 4WTC.
Silverstein Properties announced today that GroupM, the world's leading media investment management group, has signed a 20-year lease at 3 World Trade Center. The firm will occupy approximately 516,000 square feet on nine floors at the base of the 80-story tower, currently under construction in Lower Manhattan.
In the film, the 57th floor of 4 World Trade Center is the set for Daddy Warbucks’ mansion.
Droga5 signs a 15-year lease totaling 92,000 square feet on five floors at 120 Wall St.
The iconic two-building, 152,234 square foot property at 3-7 Mitchell Place was built in 1929. Located on 49th & 1st Avenue near the United Nations, Beekman Tower is considered one of the finest Art Deco skyscrapers in Midtown Manhattan and features 174 units. The building will go through an extensive capital upgrade and will be converted into furnished, luxury corporate apartments.