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NY Gov. Cuomo Sees an End to Javits Center

NEW YORK CITY-The governor’s State of the State address contained plans to tear down the Javits Center, redeveloping the site into a mixed-use development. In turn, the nation’s largest convention center would go up in Queens.

By Carl Gaines | Updated on January 05, 2012

NEW YORK CITY-Relying heavily on public-private partnerships, New York governor Andrew Cuomo detailed plans for both old and new convention space in New York City at his 2012 State of the State address Wednesday.

Cuomo said that in order to “spur job creation in a down economy while limiting spending and maintaining fiscal discipline,” it was necessary to forge “public-private partnerships that leverage state resources to generate billions of dollars in economic growth and create thousands of jobs.”

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