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Harry Macklowe Reimagines a Downtown Manhattan Office Tower
Inside One Wall St.: NYC’s largest ever office-to-condo conversion
One Wall Street: the residential takeover of a banking behemoth
The Empire State Building May Soon Have Another Rival on the Skyline
For decades, the New York City skyline was dominated by one building, the 1,250-foot-
tall Empire State Building…
Macklowe produces statement piece with 200 East 59th
Standing 35 stories above Third Avenue, the luxury condo project has been referred to as the 81-year-old visionary’s “Florida building”…
When the Desk in Your Lobby Is a Work of Art
Interviews with real estate developers don’t usually involve cavemen and the origins of civilization. But most aren’t Harry Macklowe, the 81-year-old builder whose storied ups and downs are the stuff of New York real estate legend.
Phillips Auction House Is Moving to a New Space
Phillips and Macklowe Properties are announcing that next fall, the auction house will move its New York headquarters practically next door — into 432 Park Avenue, the gridded luxury building.
Real Estate Veteran Macklowe’s Next Venture
Harry Macklowe is one of Manhattan’s most storied real estate developers. He’s the man whose losses in the crisis forced him to sell the GM Building, only to rise again phoenix-like to build the tallest residential tower in the western hemisphere, 432 Park Ave.
Harry Macklowe Gambles Again
Harry Macklowe wanted to go higher. “Another story up?” he offered with a smile. Mr. Macklowe, a developer with a habit of injudiciously reaching for heights, was pointing to a small steel ladder at the job site of his latest and most ambitious project: a luxurious building at 432 Park Avenue, which, upon completion, will be, at 1,398 feet, the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere.