Rendering by Foster + Partners and Epstein
New Midtown Bus Terminal is on ENR East’s preliminary Top Starts rankings. The ramps will connect the future Midtown Bus Terminal staging area directly to the Lincoln Tunnel, removing buses from city streets.
ENR East will feature some of the region’s top 2025 construction starts in its March 30 print edition.
The list is based on Dodge Data & Analytics and other sources. Below is a preliminary list of the top 10 startups, listed alphabetically by region—Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and West Virginia.
The preliminary list is subject to change as we gather additional information before publishing the rankings.
Read the March 30 issue of ENR East to discover the ranking of these projects, along with details such as construction costs and project teams.
Below is a preliminary list of projects listed in alphabetical order that could be in the final ENR East Top Starts when it is released in March:
AstraZeneca’s new manufacturing plant
Albemarle County, Va.
CloudHQ Data Center – Building LC8
Dulles, VA
CleanArc Hyperscale Data Center Campus “VA1”.
Caroline County, Va.
Solar installation of Dulles
Dulles Va.
Grove in the Gainesville data center
Gainesville, Va.
Harrison Riverbend B Development Block
Harrison, NJ
Midtown Terminal Replacement Project, Stage One, Decks
New York, NY
Mixed residential and commercial building
Jersey City, NJ
Nebius group data center with office – Building 5 – Phase 1
Vineland, NJ
Netflix Studio Fort Monmouth
Monmouth County, NJ
NYS Life Sciences / Public Health Laboratory
Alumni, NY
Quantum Loop Bauxite II Data Center Buildings 2 and 3
Frederick, Md.
SDC Building 2
Sterling, Va.
Towson High School
Towson, Md.
Justin Rice is editor of ENR East.
