Silverstein Properties
Silverstein Properties is a privately-held, full-service real estate development, investment, and management firm. Founded in 1957 by Chairman Larry Silverstein, Silverstein Properties has developed, owned, and managed more than 40 million square feet of office, residential, hotel, retail, and mixed-use properties. Best known for the redevelopment of the World Trade Center, the firm focuses on large-scale, complex development projects that enhance neighborhoods. Silverstein Properties owns and operates a portfolio of high-quality assets valued at over $10 billion, with nearly 16 million square feet of commercial, residential, and retail space across ten office towers in Manhattan, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles, a 443-unit luxury hotel in Orlando and two luxury rental buildings in Midtown Manhattan with 2,280 units including 500 affordable housing apartments and corporate suites. Silverstein has 9 million square feet of development underway. Silverstein Properties is a vertically integrated company with over 400 employees who manage all aspects of development, acquisitions, and management of real estate assets. These disciplines include operational management, asset management, commercial leasing, residential rental and sales, construction management, acquisitions, finance, accounting, risk management, marketing, public relations, and real estate technology and innovation. Since its inception, the Silverstein brand has stood for integrity, quality, partnership, and community service. In more than six decades of operation, Silverstein Properties has built a reputation for developing exceptional projects, enhancing local communities, providing outstanding services to clients and partners, and driving innovation within the industry.www.silversteinproperties.com
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Oct 19, 2026
David N. FongHOST
Over this year, they've signed 145,000 square feet of leases.
David N. FongHOST
I didn't realize they were owned by Silverstein Properties.
David N. FongHOST
They just completed a $60 million upgrade, which I had visited there.
David N. FongHOST
It was an amazing upgrade.
Kristin LaBuzGUEST
Um, our founder, Scott Lauer, experienced the festival in London, came back to New York, uh, in August of 2001 and said, "Let's make this happen." Um, you know, we all know what happened, you know, 9/11, and as the city was, was reeling and in recovery from that, this grassroots group of architects, um, really held, held strong to this notion that access is important and there's real value in sharing the experience of the city, um, as a way to connect us civically and culturally.
Kristin LaBuzGUEST
And I'm really proud to say that over the last 25 years, Open House New York has really traced the rebuilding of the World Trade Center, and we've often a num- we've offered a number of design and architecture and engineering tours, um, in partnership with Silverstein Properties and the Port Authority.
Brian LehrerHOST
Give me an example of an architecture tour.
Brian LehrerHOST
What kinds of things might you point out where?
Jake IndurskyHOST
I think what's interesting is that you know, even in the last few years, we've seen a shift from politicians who are representing these communities.
Jake IndurskyHOST
Like Julie Wan in, you know, covers parts of Queens, came out as very against Innovation Queens, which is going to be a huge development from Silverstein Properties, said there was no political support for it.
Jake IndurskyHOST
That was like, maybe two years ago.
Jake IndurskyHOST
Currently on her website, it says that she's proud to have shepherded through the latest Long Island City rezoning.
Jake IndurskyHOST
Now for some headlines.
Jake IndurskyHOST
Lila, what's going on?
Lilah BurkeHOST
So Marty Berger, who was ousted as the CEO of Silverstein Properties three years ago, is once again making transactions.
Lilah BurkeHOST
He and his joint venture, L&L Infinite, purchased the 42-story office tower at 600 3rd Avenue for $245 million.
James ShortHOST
So can you imagine it back then? In 1985, Joe entered commercial real estate and went on to represent internationally recognized luxury brands, major property owners, and developers.
James ShortHOST
His assignments have included Cartier, Bucciarati, Van Cleef, and Arpels, Judith Leber, Silverstein Properties, RFR, SL Green, and the Trump Organization.
James ShortHOST
He's also consulted on the redevelopment of Times Square.
James ShortHOST
This guy has got some stories.