The Future of NYC’s Airports: JFK, LaGuardia & Newark

John F. Kennedy International Airport

February 19, 2020 • Ellen Sinreich and ULI NY presented an in-depth understanding of the modernization of NYC’s three major airports, including the history of each project and its likely impact on real estate. Over the next several years, the Port Authority is committing an unprecedented $30B in public and private funding to NYC airports, ushering in true 21st century gateways that will continue to transform our region. JFK’s $13B revitalization plan includes a unified terminal layout, centralized ground transportation options, and expanded taxiways and gate capacity. LaGuardia will be substantially rebuilt as part of an $8B project including a new central terminal building, and additional mass transit connections. Newark’s new Terminal One will be New Jersey’s largest design-build project.

Moderator

Francisco X. Pineda, Program Director & Faculty, Columbia University, School of Architecture

Speakers

Gerrard P. Bushell, Chair, JFK New Terminal One Development Project, Carlyle Airport Group

Derek Utter, Chief Development Officer, The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey