20 in 20: Twenty Real Estate Developments That have Defined The Changes Seen In The Post-9/11 Era

11 Designed by: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, with Adamson Associates Architects Developed by: Goldman Sachs Size: 44 stories Completion: 2009

The Goldman Sachs global headquarters at 200 West Street, an indelible legacy of the financial giant, and a tribute to teamwork, creativity, and diversity. — Jacqueline Pezzillo, Center for Architecture

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20 in 20: Twenty Real Estate Developments That have Defined The Changes Seen In The Post-9/11 Era

Published on Sep 9, 2021

Alliance for Downtown New York

In the 20 years since 9/11, dozens of new developments have popped up in Lower Manhattan, allowing downtown to transition from the city’s financial center to a thriving commercial, culinary and residential destination. Looking beyond the new World Trade Center towers, the Alliance for Downtown New York compiled a "20 in 20" spotlight on 20 significant developments that have defined the changes seen in the post-9/11 era. The list reflects new construction, billions in private investments to renovate office space, impressive conversions and new residential space, as well as a host of now-iconic developments that tell the story of Lower Manhattan's rebirth in the face of tragedy.

20 in 20: Twenty Real Estate Developments That have Defined The Changes Seen In The Post-9/11 Era

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The Ronald O. Perelman Performing Arts Center

Pier 17

76 Trinity Place

Pier 11/Wall Street

Park Row Buildings

One Wall Street

New York By Gehry at 8 Spruce Street

Governors Island

Goldman Sachs Headquarters at 200 West Street

Fulton Center

Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown

Brookfield Place

130 William Street

The Beekman Hotel

20 Exchange Place

50 West Street

63 & 67 Wall Street

70 Pine Street

100 Pearl Street