Read Our Accessibility Policy The Durst Organization Select Language: en | 中文 PROPERTIES AVAILABILITIES ABOUT US SUSTAINABILITY NEWS EVENTS/FILM CONTACT US The Durst Organization One Bryant Park, New York, NY 10036 phone: 212.257.6600 email info@durst.org © 2021 The Durst Organization® Properties Availabilities About Us Sustainability News Events/Film Careers Contact Us Sven VIΛ 57 WEST Hudson Valley Development One World Trade Center One Bryant Park HELENΛ 57 WEST Piers at Penn's Landing, Philadelphia One Five One FRΛNK 57 WEST EŌS Vine Street, Philadelphia 1155 Avenue of the Americas 1133 Avenue of the Americas Historic Front Street 114 West 47th Street 825 Third Avenue 675 Third Avenue 733 Third Avenue 655 Third Avenue Halletts Point 205 East 42nd Street

Read Our Accessibility Policy The Durst Organization Select Language: en | 中文 PROPERTIES AVAILABILITIES ABOUT US SUSTAINABILITY NEWS EVENTS/FILM CONTACT US timeline Main content 1901 1929 1902 1902: Joseph Durst, a tailor from Gorlice, Austria (present-day Poland), arrives in the United States with three dollars to his name. Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division 1904 27 October 1904: The New York City subway system opens. Peter Dougherty 1907 15 October 1907: Joseph Durst marries Rose Friedwald in New York. The Durst family 1912 1912: Joseph Durst becomes a partner in the Durst & Rubin dress manufacturing business. The Durst Organization Archive 1915 1915: Joseph Durst buys his first building, the Century Building, at One West 34th Street. Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives 1925 1925: New York City becomes the most populous city in the world, overtaking London, which had held the distinction for a century. Jan Matulka, Arrangement – New York, c. 1925 1926 13 December 1926: Joseph Durst acquires Temple Emanu-El, located at Fifth Avenue and 43rd Street. The Seymour B. Durst Old York Library, Postcard Collection 1928 8 May 1928: Joseph Durst joins the Committee of One Hundred of the Jewish Education Association. The Durst family 1928 13 November 1928: Joseph Durst purchases his first residential property, a fifteen-story apartment building at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street. Courtesy NYC Municipal Archive 1929 October 1929: The stock market crash signals the onset of the Great Depression. Beginnings 1901 - 1929 Transitions 1930 - 1959 Assemblages 1960 - 1989 A New Generation 1990 - Present The Durst Organization One Bryant Park, New York, NY 10036 phone: 212.257.6600 email info@durst.org © 2021 The Durst Organization® Properties Availabilities About Us Sustainability News Events/Film Careers Contact Us Sven VIΛ 57 WEST Hudson Valley Development One World Trade Center One Bryant Park HELENΛ 57 WEST Piers at Penn's Landing, Philadelphia One Five One FRΛNK 57 WEST EŌS Vine Street, Philadelphia 1155 Avenue of the Americas 1133 Avenue of the Americas Historic Front Street 114 West 47th Street 825 Third Avenue 675 Third Avenue 733 Third Avenue 655 Third Avenue Halletts Point 205 East 42nd Street