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MTA chairman H. Dale Hemmerdinger said during that conference that "the board's top priority was fulfilling our responsibility to fund the capital program, which we achieved beyond our expectations. I am thrilled that we were also able to address community concerns and look forward to a continuing dialogue with West Side residents."
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GlobeSt.com spoke with Real Capital Analytics' Dan Fasulo to gauge if the MTA's decision came as a shock. "With ongoing turmoil in the debt markets affecting new development nationwide it is not surprising that the MTA chose Tishman, a firm with significant financial muscle and vast experience with projects of this scale."
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