In 1993, at 28, he led B.A.M.'s bid to acquire a chunk of prime office properties from the United States unit of the debt-ridden Olympia & York Developments in bankruptcy court.
During the project's design phase, developer Tony Nardozzi of the New York Connecticut Development Corp., based in Stamford, which would undertake the project for the property's owners, Silverman Realty and the Minskoff Realty Group, discovered the existence of the Westchester Children's Museum group and contacted board members, who looked at plans for the site six months ago.
One New York City development will receive $165 million instead of a few million dollars for cleanup.
Mr. Hirtenstein signed a contract a few weeks ago to buy a triplex apartment with a private outdoor pool at One York, a development at York Street and the Avenue of the Americas in TriBeCa, for $19.6 million.
"The new New York sounds a lot like the old New York," Mr. Perry says in a dig at the Cuomo administration's recently unveiled "New New York" economic development campaign.
Researchers with Upstate KIDS (The Upstate New York Infant Development Screening Program) are following 6,100 infants (including about 1,100 sets of twins) born to nearly 1,300 mothers who underwent infertility treatments and 3,700 mothers who conceived naturally.
Henry Benach, a retired chairman of the Starrett Corporation, the New York-based development and construction concern, died last Sunday at his home in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
The New Jersey-run agency will pay the New York-run development corporation $2.3 million annually to lease what promises to be a magnificent public space.
— Jeff Gordinier Crain's New York Business: Developments in the world of food delivery: Fresh Direct is considering expanding to the Bronx and beyond; a small restaurant-delivery startup, FoodToEat.com, is trying to undercut bigger rivals like GrubHub by charging restaurants just a dime for each order.
She (or the New York-based development firm that manages her site) frequently posts gorgeous, glossy photographs of Ms. Knowles and her family that convey the sense of flipping through the vacation photos of your wealthier, more attractive and popular college roommate.
While many New York housing developments are named after well-known people, this was only the second to be named after a former resident.
