The continued heavy cost of capital in the commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) office market is on display at one of New York City’s most iconic towers. Owner Irvine Company has invested ...
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This international law firm’s stay at the MetLife Building is getting a little Strawn out. Winston & Strawn has renewed its 237,815-square-foot lease at the Irvine Company’s 200 Park Avenue where it ...
A year ago, 12% of the MetLife Building wasn’t leased. The law firm Greenberg Traurig had moved across the street to the supertall tower at 1 Vanderbilt Ave. developed by client SL Green. Today, just ...
The MetLife Building, a crown jewel asset of the Grand Central-East Midtown office district, is putting all its assets under one ownership and management roof, Realty Check has learned. In a move that ...
The MetLife Building, one of Park Avenue’s premier office towers, is close to refinancing its mortgage at a substantially higher interest rate. The new $1.5 billion loan is expected to carry a 6.25% ...
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