Santiago Calatrava

The St. Nicholas National Shrine under construction in Liberty Park.
Development
New York City

Greek Drama: Construction on WTC Shrine Grinds to a Halt Amidst Financial Scandal

By Matt Grossman
Industry · More
National

Year in Review: 2016

By Danielle Balbi
Westfield World Trade Center.
Features
New York City

The World Trade Center Finally Debuts Its Underground Retail Extravaganza

By Terence Cullen
Left to right: Jonathan Mechanic of Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson, Stephen Ross of Related Companies, Jared Kushner of Kushner Companies and the publisher of Commercial Observer (Photo: Jimi Celeste/PMC).
Industry · More
New York City

Slideshow: Industry Titans Honor 2016’s Most Powerful at Park Hyatt New York

By Rheaa Rao
Industry · More
New York City

[Video] Commercial Observations: What’s Next for WTC with CBRE’s Mary Ann Tighe

By Commercial Observer Video
Pop-ups will be a part of the offerings at Westfield World Trade Center (Image: Westfield World Trade Center marketing materials).
Leases
New York City

Westfield Bringing Fashion Pop-Up Market to WTC Oculus

By Lauren Elkies Schram
Westfield World Trade Center
Leases
New York City

More Food, Drink and Games Headed to Westfield WTC

By Lauren Elkies Schram
Manhattan West
Features
New York City

The Power Architects That Are Reshaping New York City

By Liam La Guerre
80 South Street.
Mixed-Use · Investments & Sales
New York City

Howard Hughes Seals $390M Deal to Sell Seaport Development Site to Chinese Investor

By Terence Cullen
The Oculus had a soft open last week to many opinions (Photo: Kaitlyn Flannagan for Commercial Observer).
Infrastructure · Policy
New York City

New York Finally Opens Its $4 Billion, Long-Awaited Santiago Calatrava-Designed Toy

By Terence Cullen
80 South Street (image: GoogleMaps).
Investments & Sales
New York City

Howard Hughes to Market 80 South Street

By Danielle Schlanger
Santiago Calatrava in his Park Avenue studio.
Players
New York City

Santiago Calatrava Has What It Takes To Design the Most Striking (and Expensive) Transit Center in NYC history

By Danielle Schlanger