Posted Mar 31, 2018, 8:43 PM
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The state isn't taking any land from property owners here, no one's saying anything about eminent domain (not yet).
But cuomo in particular has shown a willingness to embrace public private partnerships (a failure-in my mind- of deblasio). Keep in mind Moynihan station and Laguardia are being heeled by mostly private developers. There certainly is a scenario where the city works something out with vornado (who owns so much of the land around and over penn), in order to build a new station and new office space with hefty tax breaks to vornado.
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