Slideshow From Commercial Observer’s ‘Times Square: The Next Act’ Panel

By January 27, 2016 3:30 pm
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Mr. Rudin, left, with moderator Jonathan Mechanic of Fried Frank, center, Mr. Behler (Photo: Presley Ann/PMC).
Mr. Rudin said Times Square stakeholders were looking at the longterm condition of the neighborhood (Photo: Presley Ann/PMC).
Mr. Rudin said Times Square stakeholders were looking at the longterm condition of the neighborhood (Photo: Presley Ann/PMC).
Mr. Behler discussed the mix of tenant types at Paramount Group's 1633 Broadway and the draw of the West Side (Photo: Presley Ann/PMC).
Mr. Behler discussed the mix of tenant types at Paramount Group's 1633 Broadway and the draw of the West Side (Photo: Presley Ann/PMC).
Observer Media CEO Joseph Meyer introduces Commercial Observer's new Realgraph software, which launched last week, as Adam Spagnolo of SGA looked on (Photo: Presley Ann/PMC).
Observer Media CEO Joseph Meyer introduces Commercial Observer's new Realgraph software, which launched last week, as Adam Spagnolo of SGA looked on (Photo: Presley Ann/PMC).
Ellen Albert of Viacom speaks on the panel (Photo: Presley Ann/PMC).
Ellen Albert of Viacom speaks on the panel (Photo: Presley Ann/PMC).
Brian Waterman of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, Albert Behler of Paramount Group, Tim Tompkins of the Times Square Alliance and William Rudin of Rudin Management Company share their thoughts on the future of Times Square (Photo: Presley Ann/PMC).
Brian Waterman of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, Albert Behler of Paramount Group, Tim Tompkins of the Times Square Alliance and William Rudin of Rudin Management Company share their thoughts on the future of Times Square (Photo: Presley Ann/PMC).

Tourists aren’t the only people in New York City who are flocking to Times Square.

The room was packed yesterday morning at 1675 Broadway between West 52nd and West 53rd Streets for Commercial Observer’s “Times Square: The Next Act” breakfast panel. Industry leaders such as William Rudin of Rudin Management Company, Brian Waterman of Newmark (NMRK) Grubb Knight Frank and Ellen Albert of Viacom gave their takes on what the district has become and where it’s heading.

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Here are a few scenes from our event, and click here for the write up.

Albert Behler, Brian Waterman, Ellen Albert, slideshow, Tim Tompkins, Times Square Alliance, William (Bill) Rudin, Newmark, Paramount Group, Rudin Management Company, Viacom
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