Larry Silverstein, Silverstein...

A New Urban Space for Lower ManhattanWorld Trade Center Master Plan, New York City

Larry Silverstein, Chairman, Silverstein PropertiesCarla Swickerath, Partner, Studio Daniel Libeskind

WORLD TRADE CENTER MASTER PLAN, NEW YORK CITY

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September 11, 2017

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Ronald O. Perelman Performing Arts Center | REX

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9/ 11 Memorial and MuseumSnohetta | Davis Brody Bond

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TOWER 1 TOWER 2

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TOWER 4

TOWER 5

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TOWER 1

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TOWER 1:FREEDOM

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THE NEW DOWNTOWN

• Population tripled since 2001

• Top‐rated restaurants (Nobu, North End Grill, Locanda Verde, Bouley, Cipriani, Blue Smoke) 

• Tripled the number of hotel rooms (8,000 keys in 2016): W Hotel, Andaz (Hyatt), Ritz Carlton, Conrad (Hilton), Four Seasons 

• Sought‐after residential neighborhoods of Tribeca and Battery Park City (highest sales values in NYC – average over $2,000/sf)

• 1.5 million sf of new destination retail (Brookfield, WTC, Seaport)

• 5.7 million people have visited the 9/11 Memorial Museum since its opening in May 2014

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