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Pictured at the ribbon cutting to mark the official opening of the $1.7 billion Time Warner Center
Real Estate Weekly, Feb 18, 2004
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Caption: Pictured at the ribbon cutting to mark the official opening of the $1.7 billion Time Warner Center are, I-r: Architect, Howard Elkus; Manhattan Borough President, C. Virginia Fields; Architect, David Childs (Behind C. Virginia Fields); Council Member, Gail Brewer; Deputy Mayor, Daniel Doctoroff; Time Warner CEO and Chairman, Richard Parsons; Chairman of Time Warner's Entertainment & Networks Group, Jeffrey Bewkes; President and CEO of Related Urban Development, Kenneth Himmel; Chairman and CEO of The Related Companies, Stephen M. Ross; Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Apollo Real Estate Advisors, William L. Mack; Chairman of Empire State Development Corp., Charles Gargano. The project was developed by Columbus Centre LLC, a partnership consisting of The Related Companies, L.P. and Apollo Real Estate Advisors, L.P.
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