City Centers

The 240-acre mixed-use development will bring more than nine million square feet of innovative, sustainable and tech-enabled commercial and residential spaces, hotels, shopping, dining and entertainment venues to the heart of greater Silicon Valley.

Related’s Santa Clara development will be an economic engine for the city and the region, generating 25,000 jobs; nearly $17 million in taxes, fees and lease revenue annually; plus, millions more for schools and transportation improvements.

The property enjoys proximity to a variety of public transit and alternative transportation options, including the Santa Clara Valley Transit Authority (VTA), Commuter Rail and a commuter shuttle. BART is expected to serve Santa Clara as early as 2025.

Reflecting the local culture, lifestyle and natural landscape of Northern California, the development will showcase the area’s diversity and affinity for multi-ethnic and multi-cultural experiences and cater to the community’s desire for gastronomic novelty and native cuisines.

Creating a stimulating workplace environment that allows companies to disrupt their industries, Related’s Santa Clara development will be the new center of cutting-edge technology in Silicon Valley with an investment in the future of mobility, data management, public wi-fi and smart meters.

Related's Santa Clara development will be at the forefront of sustainability with buildings designed to reach LEED Gold certification, transformative mobility and a “smart” development.

Related's Santa Clara development will capitalize on the adjacent waterways, bike trails, and hiking paths, seeding the project perimeter with retail, open space and public parks.

Related's Santa Clara development is a community with the connectivity and easy accessibility of an urban environment—a pedestrian place with a main street experience and an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors.

Find out for yourself why New York City is buzzing about Hudson Yards. Discover one of the city’s most talked-about burgers at Belcampo or pose in front of Culture Corps’ Instagram-friendly “Off the Wall” installation.

Around every corner is a new surprise and a new chance to delight in fun with family and loved ones. From photo booths to the dining captains at Milos and sunsets over Vessel, Hudson Yards will take your breath away.

From the first-to-NY experiences to the flagships stores and celebrated chefs, dive in and find your groove at Hudson Yards.

Argent Related is delighted to begin a seven-building regeneration plan at the heart of Tottenham Hale in London, delivering 1,030 new homes, retail, a new health center, public space and commercial offices over the next six years. Our first building 1 Ashley Road, designed by RIBA Stirling Prize-winning Alison Brooks Architects and featuring 183 apartments, is now available for sale.

Enhanced arts and cultural programming is coming to Rosemary Square, part of a 5-year plan for the neighborhood’s transformation. Immersive public installations, cultural collaborations with local organizations and a close proximity to central arts institutions aim to connect and enrich the downtown West Palm Beach community.

At Hudson Yards, the monumental and climbable Vessel is just the starting place for discovering new interactive works of art. Hear from Culture Corps co-founder Doreen Remen about how she collaborated with renowned artists to present the rotating and responsive installation “Off the Wall,” filling Hudson Yards with artworks that engage and delight.

The Shed has become one of the most buzzed about cultural centers in recent history with architecture that can literally transform and artistic curation featuring a diverse mix of up-and-coming and well-known creators. Of note is a special concert series with Björk, an immersive musical with songs by Sia and instantly lauded mixed media performance Reich Richter.

The 78—an open, urban campus that will become Chicago’s next new neighborhood—received city approval to move forward with the development of 13 million square feet of inspirational office, dining, retail, hotel and residential space, as well as the revolutionary Discovery Partners Institute.

At the epicenter of The Broad museum and Walt Disney Concert Hall, The Colburn School of Music and the Museum of Contemporary Art, The Grand will continue the resurgence of Downtown Los Angeles’ cultural and civic core, becoming an architectural and cultural touchstone.

In developing The 78, Related Midwest is partnering with more local businesses—especially those owned by women and minorities. They have created the Community Inclusion Council (CIC) in collaboration with leading business, community and civic leaders with the goal of shaping a more equitable industry overall.

2019 is set to impress, with a number of groundbreaking designs and engineering feats due to complete around the world this year. From New York to Beijing, these are the most anticipated structures set to complete or open in 2019.