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NEW YORK CITY-Plans were recently unveiled for the Hudson Yardsdevelopable tract on the Manhattan's West Side. The MetropolitanAuthority has opened a public exhibition of the proposals theagency has received for the site that was once slated to be thehome of New York Jets Stadium. The exhibit will be open to thepublic from Nov. 19 through Monday, Dec. 3, and will be held at 335Madison Ave., a storefront that can be accessed at the corner of43rd Street and Vanderbilt Avenue.
The exhibit, which is located directly across the street fromGrand Central Terminal, features models and other presentationmaterials prepared by each of the five development teams:Brookfield Properties Developer LLC; Extell Development Co.; HudsonCenter East LLC and Hudson Center West LLC, a joint venture ofVornado Realty Trust and the Durst Organization Inc.; the RelatedCos.; and TS West Side Holding LLC, a joint venture of TishmanSpeyer and Morgan Stanley.
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