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"Ken Griffin's Citadel Advances Manhattan Tower Development on Park Avenue"
Citadel founder Ken Griffin, along with developers Vornado Realty Trust and Rudin, has filed plans with New York City for a 62-story office tower at 350 Park Ave, marking a significant step forward in their efforts to build a 1.8 million-square-foot skyscraper on Manhattan's Park Avenue.
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"Tropicana Las Vegas Set for Demolition, Making Way for New Development"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by KLAS - 8 News Now
Bally's Corporation, owner of the Tropicana Las Vegas, has announced plans to demolish the iconic resort in October to make way for the development of a state-of-the-art ballpark, which will become the new home of the Oakland Athletics on the Las Vegas Strip. The closure and demolition come after more than six decades of operation, marking the end of an era for one of the few remaining casinos from that era on the Strip.
"Phillies and Comcast Spectacor Unite for $2.5 Billion South Philly Sports Complex Revamp"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Phillies are teaming up with Comcast Spectacor to transform the South Philadelphia stadium district into a $2.5 billion sports and entertainment complex, featuring restaurants, shops, hotels, apartments, and a performance stage. The project aims to create a year-round destination and neighborhood, with plans for a 10-year development that includes private funding and potential public financing. The proposal also involves discussions with the Eagles and aspirations for a new pro-sports arena to replace the Wells Fargo Center, with hopes of the Sixers joining as a partner.
"Challenges Arise for Billionaire-Backed Campaign to Build New California City"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Associated Press
A billionaire-backed plan to build an eco-friendly city in California is facing delays and criticism as it seeks to put its proposal before voters in November. The proposal, which envisions a community for up to 400,000 residents, has been amended twice to address concerns from local officials and a neighboring U.S. Air Force base. Critics argue that the campaign has operated in secrecy and lacks local input, while opponents question the sustainability and impact of building on rural land. The campaign, supported by Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, faces a tight timeline to collect the necessary signatures for the ballot, with the outcome carrying national implications for development, farmland, and climate resilience.
"Proposed Sand and Gravel Operation Site Revealed in Fain Signature Group Video"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Prescott Daily Courier
Fain Signature Group released drone footage of their proposed remote sand and gravel site to provide the public with a virtual tour due to limitations on physical access. The video includes distance to the property, panoramic views, and visualizations of the proposed site in relation to neighboring communities. This aims to offer a similar experience to on-site tours for the public and officials unable to visit due to liability insurance restrictions.
"Michigan Central Station Set to Reopen in June"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WXYZ 7 Action News Detroit
The old Michigan Central Station in Detroit is causing a stir as a date, June 6, 2024, is being projected onto it, with officials teasing that answers are coming soon. Ford Motor Company, which bought the station in 2018, has been working on rehabilitating the property for the last 5 years as part of the Michigan Central Mobility Innovation District. The completion of the station was expected late last year, but with no word from Ford, it is anticipated to take another 4 to 6 months to get it ready for tenants.
"Unveiling Saudi Arabia's Ambitious Megacity Projects: NEOM and The Line"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Supercar Blondie
Saudi Arabia's Neom giga-project in the northwest will encompass 10 distinct developments, including The Line, Oxagon, Trojena, Sindalah, Leyja, Epicon, Siranna, Utamo, Norlana, and Aquellum, each featuring unique and luxurious amenities such as floating port cities, ski resorts, luxury hotels, and immersive event spaces. The project aims to redefine urban living and tourism with innovative designs and futuristic concepts, showcasing a clear vision for the future of the region.
"Proposed California City: 18,600 Acres, Billionaire Backers Seek Voter Approval"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Business Insider
A company backed by Silicon Valley billionaires has revealed plans for a new California city spanning about 18,600 acres, with potential for 160,000 homes and 400,000 residents. The project, spearheaded by California Forever, aims to create a walkable and sustainable community, but faces legal battles and local skepticism. The company has filed a ballot initiative for zoning changes and aims to gather support for the ambitious development.
"Proposed Development: Billionaire-Backed California City Reveals Map and Details"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by PBS NewsHour
A company backed by Silicon Valley billionaires has revealed plans for a new utopian green city between San Francisco and Sacramento, aiming to create a walkable community with affordable housing and jobs on rural land. The group needs approval from Solano County voters to bypass protections put in place to keep agricultural land from being turned into urban space. Critics are skeptical of the project due to concerns about its impact on the environment and infrastructure, but backers believe the location is ideal for addressing the region's housing shortage and attracting employers.
"Tech Billionaires Unveil Proposed California City Development in Solano County"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by KCRA Sacramento
Silicon Valley billionaires-backed company, California Forever, seeks approval from Solano County voters to develop a new walkable, affordable, and green city on rural land between San Francisco and Sacramento. The proposed community envisions 20,000 homes for 50,000 residents, with potential to grow to 400,000 people, contingent on creating 15,000 above-average wage jobs. Critics express concerns about infrastructure, environmental impact, and skepticism towards wealthy outsiders, while proponents highlight the need for sustainable housing and job opportunities in the region.
"California Forever: Billionaire-Backed City Promises 15K Jobs and $400M in Down Payment Assistance"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by New York Post
California Forever, a billionaire-backed city proposal in Solano County, California, is offering $400 million in "down payment assistance" for homebuyers and a guarantee of 15,000 new jobs. The project has faced major blowback from residents and lawmakers, with concerns about land acquisitions, potential displacement of locals, and environmental impact. The proposal, which includes ten guarantees, aims to address housing costs and commutes but is met with skepticism and demands for scrutiny. The project faces a national security probe and will be decided by Solano County voters in November.