The St. George Waterfront Redevelopment Project will transform the currently underutilized St. George Waterfront into a dynamic, mixed-use destination with the construction of the tallest wheel in the Western Hemisphere and a high-end outlet retail complex and hotel.
NYCEDC today announced it is seeking proposals to develop, operate and maintain a new business incubator space on Staten Island. The incubator, which will be the first City-sponsored business incubator on Staten Island, will encourage entrepreneurship and innovation across a variety of sectors.
Staten Island’s waterfront will be transformed with the construction of the world’s largest observation wheel along with a new retail complex and hotel on two sites adjacent to the Richmond County Bank Ballpark in St. George.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg today will unveil plans to transform Staten Island’s waterfront by building the world’s largest Ferris wheel along with a new retail complex and hotel on sites adjacent to Richmond County Bank Ballpark in St. George.
Find out how NYCEDC is helping to grow and strengthen communities around New York City with NYCEDC in Your Neighborhood. On Staten Island, the Council on the Arts and Humanities for Staten Island (COAHSI) is creating a culture and community space at the St. George's Ferry Terminal .
Video courtesy of CDM/HMM Joint Venture - For engineering enthusiasts and anyone who's interested in the mechanics of siphon construction, this animation shows exactly how the 110-ton, 300-foot-long tunnel boring machine will drill a distance of nearly two miles, 100 feet beneath the New York Harbor seabed.
NYCEDC today announced a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the lease and operation of a cultural facility at Building 11 of the former Coast Guard site in St. George, Staten Island.
NYCEDC and Staten Island Borough President James Molinaro today announced the selection of Guido Passarelli & Sons, a Staten Island business, to develop a 10-acre site in Charleston, Staten Island with approximately 130,000 square feet of village style retail.
NYCEDC today issued a Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI) for the redevelopment of all or portions of an approximately 46-acre site located on Brielle Avenue in the Willowbrook neighborhood of Staten Island.
