Elegran Edge
The Real Estate Blog
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Articles about "The High Line"
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The High Line’s Final Section Opens to the Public
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Sean Keeley
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July 03, 2019
The Spur, the High Line's final section, has finally reached completion nearly 10 years after the elevated park officially opened to the public.
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NYC Builders Are Creating a New Neighborhood Out of Nothing
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Tara Scott-Johnson
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November 10, 2016
Behold the largest private real estate project in U.S. history. Once an empty stretch of land, Hudson Yards is in the process of being completely transformed, providing future residents with an unmatched living, working, shopping, and dining experience in their own mini-city.
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Zaha Hadid's $50,000,000 Penthouse
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Bianca Ulics
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June 23, 2016
The late starchitect, Zaha Hadid breaks her own personal record with a marvelous one-of-a-kind penthouse.
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What Lies Beneath: Innovative Urban Planning Below The Surface
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Serena Horrigan
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November 23, 2015
With such transformative urban design proposals as Miami’s Underline and The Lowline on the Lower East Side, innovative architects are looking not to the glassy towers above, but at what's beneath our feet.
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Behind the Scenes of Hudson Yards
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Frank Nicholas Poon
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November 09, 2015
New York City is making history with the development of the Hudson Yards. Stay caught up with what's going on with the project and what to expect.
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Touring New York City via Google Street View
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Tim Sheehan
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September 24, 2013
We get it. You’re a busy person. How in the world can you possibly find the time to visit all of the popular destinations across New York City, let alone one of them? We’ve found a way for you to beat the crowds, the traffic and the weather. It’s time to take a tour of New York City through Google Street View. Central Park
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Hudson Yards: The High Line's Final Phase
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Thomas Faddegon
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March 06, 2013
In a few years, this image of the future Hudson Yards will be virtually unrecognizable. With typical New York City speed, this 26-acre storage yard for the LIRR will soon be the central plaza of a new series of developments linking together the High Line, Hudson River Park and Hudson Boulevard. The site will eventually host 16 buildings including offices, residences and even a school, while Hudson Boulevard will be extended north to West 38th. Late last year, Related Companies began work on the first building of the project, a 51-story headquarters for luxury-goods maker Coach.
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Bloomberg’s Term to End While Manhattan’s Future Begins
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Brittany Tenpenny
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December 04, 2012
Since being elected in 2002, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has spearheaded many initiatives that have led to improvements in the real estate market. With the election in 2013 and the conclusion of his three terms in 2014, much of Bloomberg’s legacy will continue to live on even with a new mayor in office.
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Winter Walks: The Best Way to Experience Manhattan
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Joseph Lee
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November 30, 2012
December is almost upon us, and many New Yorkers are already dreaming of warm spring days. But if you can resist the temptation to hibernate in your Manhattan apartment, winter is one of the best times to experience New York City. The typically bustling streets grow calmer and more subdued with the snow and cold that comes with winter, allowing you to savor the beauty of the city. Three Manhattan locations perfect for a tranquil winter stroll are the High Line in Chelsea, Roosevelt Island, and St. Nicholas Park in Harlem.
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Third Section of Lower West Side’s High Line Underway
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Brittany Tenpenny
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September 27, 2012
When it comes to green Manhattan landmarks, Central Park has always reigned supreme. Real estate moguls have flocked to this spot, making a Central Park view the most desirable in the city. Central Park however, is not the only show in town. The High Line, which runs through Manhattan’s Lower West Side is quickly becoming a real estate hot spot. Construction on the park’s third and final installment has begun and is set to open in 2014. Judging by the many renderings released on the Internet, it is going to be the best edition yet.
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