Home to New York City’s largest TAMI tenant community, One World Trade Center inspires innovation, productivity, and success.

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FRANK 57 WEST is a 10-story 150,000 square foot mixed use building.

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Setting a new standard in sustainable commercial construction, this LEED Platinum tower ranks among the most environmentally advanced skyscrapers in the world.

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Mere steps from Bryant Park, One Five One offers unrivaled future-focused workspace in an incomparable location.

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The project at 855 Avenue of the Americas, between 30th and 31st Streets, is a residential tower on a commercial base comprising approximately 560,000 GSF of mixed-use development

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Crowned by the APEX, this striking granite-clad icon is newly refined to be your place for big ideas and blue sky thinking.

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Historic Front Street is the restoration of eleven 18th century buildings and the construction of three new buildings which comprise almost an entire block on Front Street.

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With its limestone façade and sleek modernist lines, this skyscraper led Avenue of the America's transformation into a world-class business district.

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Strategically located on Corporate Row, this boutique headquarters property effortlessly blends stately elegance with modern convenience.

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The first major foray outside of Manhattan for The Durst Organization, Halletts Point is a 2.4 million-square-foot project that has transformed the waterfront of Astoria, Queens.

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825 Third Avenue is being thoroughly reimagined through a $150 million capital improvement program focusing on performance, tenant comfort, modern aesthetics and operational efficiency.

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This modern black edifice on the northeast corner of 42nd Street and Third Avenue continued the Durst-led redevelopment of Midtown.

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A testament to the Durst family's perseverance and foresight, this office tower required a dozen separate transactions before construction could begin.

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The first glass-faced structure on 42nd Street, this Durst family milestone has been thorougly renovated for the 21st century.

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Joseph Durst introduced his sons to the family business when he acquired this classic Midtown office building in 1944.

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