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All of us here at Silverstein Properties would like to wish you a very #HappyThanksgiving! Photo by Francis Dzikowski

We are excited to reveal renderings of the residential conversion of 55 Broad Street. This 36-story tower in Lower Manhattan will contain over 500 rental apartments ranging from studio to three-bedroom units and an incredible collection of modern amenities. Swipe to check out some of these renderings of what's to come at 55 Broad!

Now, here's a cool perspective you won't see every day! Check out some of these epic aerial vantage points of 3 World Trade Center as captured by @the_rr_companies.

#TBT - Today we're throwing it back to November 2002, when construction began on 7 World Trade Center.

We’re thrilled to celebrate Lisa Silverstein’s recognition on @cityandstateNY's 2024 Power of Diversity: Women 100 list, which honors New York’s most influential female leaders! Congratulations, Lisa! https://lnkd.in/e-D3BuGe

"There’s a lot of 'see-I-was-right-ness' in Silverstein’s narrative, and often he was. It’s how he got through a long and bruising process with undimmed self-confidence and faith in his own vision. “I said, ‘Where do these people get all this certainty that we’re going to fail?’ I said to myself, ‘Stop listening to them. It’s white noise. It’s meaningless.’” To him, the evidence that stubbornness paid off lies in the fact that, even though he eventually had to give up control of One World Trade, the entire site is now nearly complete." Read the full article from @Curbed: https://lnkd.in/gDrhfwiZ

We're sending a warm #CenterCity welcome to Cake & Joe! The gourmet cake and coffee business has just opened their third location in Philadelphia inside 1735 Market St. A women-owned business, Cake & Joe was launched in Philadelphia in 2020 by Sarah Qi and Trista Tang, who became best friends growing up in Beijing. “Our dream was to start a business together,” said Sarah Qi. “We are delighted to bring our delicious offerings, artistic desserts, and premium coffee service to 1735 Market Street.” Cake & Joe will offer breakfast and lunch daily as well as catering. The company’s other locations are in #Pennsport and #Fishtown. “We’re thrilled to see continued activation of the retail component at 1735 Market Street,” said Keith A. Cody, SVP of Commercial Leasing at Silverstein Properties. “Cake & Joe will further enhance the building offerings of world-class amenities and immediate access to the vibrant culture of downtown Philadelphia."

We recently enjoyed a wonderful evening on the 40th floor of 7 World Trade Center with the Crain's New York Business #NetworkingForNotables event. Silverstein COO Dino Fusco remarked: "Over the last 23 years, as Larry and his team were rebuilding the WTC, this entire neighborhood has significantly transformed to everyone's benefit." Larry Silverstein was the featured speaker for the night's fireside chat, and he shared valuable insights and stories of perseverance, including how "sink or swim" has a deeper meaning than you might think!

Legendary athletes. Legendary buildings. All from the most legendary city of all. Go @NYLIBERTY! Photo by Joe Woolhead

From having the foresight to see the potential in an area, to utilizing modern construction techniques to keep things modern & fresh, Larry Silverstein has been shaping the skyline of the city he loves for decades. Check out this great new article from W42ST that takes a deep dive into Mr. Silverstein's passion for taking on the challenges of developing in #HellsKitchen. “The site was basically an empty parking lot with piles of asphalt,” he remembered. “But I saw the potential. It was only three or four blocks from Times Square and right near the 42nd Street crosstown bus. People could walk if they had to, or hop on the bus — it was close enough to be viable.” Although others questioned his decision to build “that far west,” Silverstein remained convinced of the location’s future value: “This could be a terrific location some day,” he thought at the time, 40 years ago." But for Larry, the gambles were worth it. "In NYC, you don't get anywhere by playing it safe." And that all makes sense for the man with an enduring passion for the city he loves: “This city has been my life." Link below for more info: https://lnkd.in/g2ZWZZUz