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A World-Class Retail Destination at the new World Trade Center

The new World Trade Center will offer retail facilities second to none, with a vast array of shopping, dining and entertainment offerings.

In early 2012, the Port Authority Board of Commissioners approved a joint venture with the Westfield Group – a major, worldwide retail property owner – to develop, lease, and operate more than 450,000 square feet of shopping and dining space at the World Trade Center site.

The retail space currently includes approximately 365,000 square feet of leasable space spread across multiple levels including the new World Trade Center Transportation Hub, with concourses that will connect throughout all portions of the site. It will have a major street level presence along Church Street, Cortland Way and Dey Street and above grade in Tower 3 and Tower 4. An additional 90,000 square feet of retail space will be added when Tower 2 is developed in the future.

The World Trade Center retail complex will be a centerpiece for the entire Lower Manhattan area, a district that is experiencing rapid growth in office occupancy, residential population, commuter traffic and tourism.

For information on retail opportunities, please contact:

Ron S. Bondy
Senior Vice President, Leasing
Westfield World Trade Center
(212) 822-1110
rbondy@us.westfield.com

 

Retail Facts

  • 450,000 square feet of multi-level retail space.
  • Primary retail space in stunning new transit terminal designed by Santiago Calatrava.
  • Prime street-level retail space in multiple towers.
  • Concentrated consumer-base with wages 3x higher than city average.

Green Construction Facts

  • Recycled content building materials, including sustainably-harvested wood.
  • Construction debris recycled.
  • Construction vehicles use ultra-low sulfur diesel fuels and particulate filters.

Sustainable WTC Complex

  • Most environmentally-conscious complex of its size in the world.
  • LEED Gold Certification.
  • Energy performance exceeds code requirements by 20%.
  • Cooling systems use reclaimed rainwater.
  • Waste steam helps generate electricity.
  • Increased outside-air ventilation improves inside-air quality, reduced emissions.
  • The electricity generated every hour by the new WTC’s sustainable fuel cells is enough to light 480,000 compact fluorescent light bulbs.