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- Development
- 80 Clarkson
- Value
- $1.25 Billion
- Location
- West Village, Manhattan
Both cranes at 80 Clarkson have now come down and limestone façade installation is close to complete, moving the project into fit-out ahead of completion this year.
The two towers, which stand at 490 and 420 feet, were financed with a $985 million construction loan from Cale Street Partners and Farallon Capital Management, the largest residential construction loan issued in New York City since the pandemic.
The Team Behind the Build
| Developers | Zeckendorf Development, Atlas Capital Group and The Baupost Group |
| Design Architect | COOKFOX Architects |
| Architect of Record | SLCE Architects |
| General Contractor | Suffolk Construction |
What It Means for Hiring
As 80 Clarkson draws to a close, it is easy to forget the people behind the build. The numerous individuals who have spent months and years of their lives developing, designing, managing, and building our skylines often find themselves wondering what's next.
If this is you, feel free to get in touch.
Sources
- Commercial Observer: Manhattan Residential Towers Project Nabs $985M Loan
- Field Condition: 80 Clarkson construction update, January 2026
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