When completed, the Riverwalk residential complex on Roosevelt Island will have 2,000 units, 800 of which will be classified as affordable. Development has progressed with the island’s character in mind.
Recent News
Gateway Elton Named AEE 2014 Renewable Energy Project of the Year
Gateway Elton Street, Hudson Companies’ 3-phase, 8-building, multifamily housing development located in Brooklyn, has been recognized as AEE’s (Association of Energy Engineers’) 2014 Renewable Energy Project of the year. The site’s solar electric system will, upon completion of all three phases, contain 1 megawatt of generating capacity, making it the largest residential solar photovoltaic installation in New York State.
Hudson Companies on the Winning Bronxchester Team
Mayor Bloomberg, Bronx BP Diaz, NYC Councilmember Arroyo, HPD Comm. Visnauskas and HDC President Jahr announce the La Central team for the Bronxchester RFP site. Geoff Flournoy of BRP Development and Aaron Koffman of The Hudson Companies spoke on behalf of the Development Team.
Mayor Bloomberg, Cornell President Skorton and Technion President Lavie Officially Transfer 12 Acres of Roosevelt Island to Cornell Tech
Construction on a Sustainable, Innovative Technology Campus Will Begin in January; First Phase to Open in 2017. Project is a Key Piece of the Mayor’s Applied Sciences NYC Initiative, Designed to Transform New York City’s Innovation Economy.
Pension Funds Investing $500 Million in Sandy Redevelopment
City Comptroller John C. Liu today announced that four of the five New York City pension funds have voted to invest $500 million in residential and commercial real estate, focused in areas affected by Superstorm Sandy. With leverage, it is anticipated that this will result in a $1.5 billion capital infusion for potentially 3,000 units of housing and 150,000 to 200,000 square feet of commercial space. The investment is pending approval tomorrow by the New York City Fire Department Pension Fund. The investments will be made by two newly formed partnerships with Related Companies and the Hudson Companies Incorporated, which the Funds will provide with $300 million and $200 million respectively.
News Archive
- Affordable Island in the Sun: Roosevelt Island Maintains Its Mix
- Gateway Elton Named AEE 2014 Renewable Energy Project of the Year
- Hudson Companies on the Winning Bronxchester Team
- Mayor Bloomberg, Cornell President Skorton and Technion President Lavie Officially Transfer 12 Acres of Roosevelt Island to Cornell Tech
- Pension Funds Investing $500 Million in Sandy Redevelopment
- Governor Cuomo, Mayor Bloomberg Announce Plans for New Urban League Empowerment Center in Heart of Harlem
- Gateway Elton: Solar Makes NYC Affordable Housing Even More So
- The Hunt: “Because Poetic Surroundings Have Their Limits”
- Hudson, Related, CAMBA power up giant Brooklyn solar project
- The 30-Minute Interview: David Kramer
- Hudson named 2011 Private Developer of the Year
- Dumont Green – Bank of America TV Commercial
- Roosevelt Island Shops for More Stores
- Work Commences on Groundbreaking Green Affordable Housing Project in Brooklyn
- Roosevelt Island gains favor as residential spot
- The Hunt: ‘Something New and Sparkly’
- Spiffing Up Roosevelt Retail
- Cobble Hill Towers Hears Call of the Condo
- Hudson Reaches ‘Insider’ Deal with Cobble Hill Tenants
- Go Gowanus!
- An Island Perch With Postcard Views
- Solar Roofs Installed at Dumont Green in East New York
- Brooklyn Developer Builds Following on Blog
- Brooklyn Affordable Housing Development to Install the Largest Residential Photovoltaic System in New York City
- Pratt Designers Furnish a Home
- Hudson Secures $43M for Green East New York Development
- The First Knight of Brooklyn Real Estate
- Greening Brooklyn with The Hudson Companies Incorporated
- Architectural Wealth, Built for the Poor
- Roosevelt Island 2.0! 2,491 New Apartments Can’t Be Wrong
- Closing Bell: BITV Looks at Development Blogging
- City selects green Gowanus developer
- Shortage of Housing Threatens City Institutions
- Go, Go, Gowanus: Brooklyn’s Swamp Thing Could Become Viable Neighborhood
- Starting a New Life in Brooklyn
- A family’s 15-year journey to get a home of their own
- Developer Plans 50 Townhouse Condos in Gowanus
- The Hudson Companies, DUMBO Arts Center Sponsor ‘ProJect DUMBO’