5,000+ Permanent Union Careers
New, permanent, good-paying jobs with full benefits will be available to local residents across multiple professions at Wynn New York City.
The proposal to build Hudson Yards West over the undeveloped Western Rail Yards represents a once-in-a-generation commitment to provide significant quality of life improvements for the neighborhood and enormous economic opportunity for the entire city, including:
A world-class resort that creates 5,000 permanent union careers
35,000 union construction jobs
Local community and college partnerships for job training
A 5.6 acre public park the size of Bryant Park
A neighborhood-focused traffic, safety, and sanitation plan
1,500 new housing units, including 324 affordable apartments
Support for local organizations
A new public K-8 school
Wynn New York City’s proposal maximizes the economic and social benefit for New Yorkers by creating thousands of good-paying, permanent career jobs in Manhattan while generating billions in investment and tax revenue to support New York’s critical services.
New, permanent, good-paying jobs with full benefits will be available to local residents across multiple professions at Wynn New York City.
This project will create the most unionized construction jobs of any proposal for New York.
Hudson Yards West is a $12 billion development that includes a 5.6-acre fully public park, a world-class gaming resort, 1,500 units of housing, dog park, an office complex, day care, and a public K-8 school. It builds on the success of the first phase, Hudson Yards West will continue to make Hudson Yards our state’s largest economic and infrastructure catalyst, driving unmatched tax revenue for critical services to the state and city.
The Neighborhood Improvement Fund will work with residents in adjacent neighborhoods to address persistent challenges in public safety and security, ensure sanitation to keep sidewalks and streets clean, beautification of sidewalks, tree and flower beds, and public open space, and implement quality-of-life improvements as identified by the local community.