Developer of New York’s Hudson Yards pays $40 million for 21-acre Madison site

One of the developers of New York’s Hudson Yards has acquired a 21-acre Nashville site. The global real estate firm's expansive portfolio includes residential, affordable housing, office and hospitality projects.

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