When it opens in 2014, the Fulton Street Transit Center will connect eleven lines (not counting PATH trains)- more than any other station in the NYC subway system. It's currently budgeted at $1.4 billion (fun fact: the original budget was $750 million!), but it hasn't received nearly as much press as the World Trade Center rebuilding going on just a block west, or the Santiago Calatrava-designed PATH station slated to go up on Church Street. more ›

The long, long-awaited Fulton Transit Center will be completed in 2014. Well, that's what the MTA thinks—though MTA Chairman Dale Hemmerdinger claims MTA construction chief Michael Horodniceanu "has, at least to me, signed it in blood." Why in blood? Because the project is seven years late. more ›

It's the zombie project! The MTA announced that nearly half a billion in federal stimulus money will be used to help pay for the long awaited, thought-to-be-deceased Fulton Street Transit Center. MTA CEO and Executive Director Elliot Sander told state lawmakers, "People have been worried that we were going to leave a hole in the ground or construct a simple subway entrance instead of the iconic structure that the community was expecting. I am here to tell you that this is not the case." more ›