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How much did 4 World Trade Center cost to build?

4 World Trade Center is a 977-foot office tower at 150 Greenwich Street in Lower Manhattan, designed by Fumihiko Maki and developed by Silverstein Properties. Foundation work began in 2008 and the building opened on 13 November 2013. Contemporary reporting put construction cost at $1.67 billion; $1.2 billion of tax-exempt Liberty Bond financing covered part of that total.

Final project cost

$1.67 billion

Cost basis: 2013

3 World Trade Center (left) and 4 World Trade Center (right) from the 9/11 Memorial Pool (lower center), Manhattan, New York, USA
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Cost record

How the cost changed

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Project metrics

Key dimensions

HeightSilverstein Properties
297.7896 m
Floor areaSilverstein Properties
213,676.992 m²

Project record

Timeline

  1. 2008

    Construction started

    Silverstein Properties
  2. 13 November 2013

    Completed

    Silverstein Properties
  3. 13 November 2013

    Opened or launched

    Silverstein Properties

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