NEW YORK CITY-With only two months away until the 9/11 Memorial Park opens to the general public, the entire 16-acre World Trade Center redevelopment is beginning to take shape. Following CB Richard Ellis’ second quarter press briefing on the Manhattan office market, Silverstein Properties Inc. conducted a tour of 4 World Trade Center. GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka explored the progress being made at the site.
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| Rising 977 feet from street level, 4 WTC is currently 40 stories high and will be 72 stories upon completion in 2013. The building will consist of two retail levels below grade, ground floor and three levels above grade, according to Silverstein Properties. The remaining floors are set aside for commercial offices, totaling 2.3 million rentable square feet. Once open, one-third of the building will be occupied as the new headquarters of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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| Jessica Schoenholtz, manager of marketing & communications at Silverstein Properties said the building will have three entrances and a 46-foot high office lobby. In winter 2012, a polished black granite ‘curtain wall’ will define the building’s fa |
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