2008年2月20日 星期三

G.M. Building

The bids are in for the highly coveted General Motors Building, and it looks like it may be anointed the priciest property in America, according to news reports.

The developer of ground zero, Larry A. Silverstein, who is thought to be partnering with the California State Teachers' Retirement System, has bid more than $3 billion for the property, The Sun said. Reuters reported a similar figure, but said Mr. Silverstein likely offered less than the $3.5 billion that the building's owner, the real estate magnate Harry Macklowe, has claimed it's worth.

With other bids topping $3 billion, a sale would be the largest ever for an American office building, beating the $1.8 billion price that Kushner Properties paid for 666 Fifth Ave. two years ago.


更詳細資料

The Midtown Book - General Motors Building - 767 Fifth Avenue
The General Motors Building seen from the Plaza Hotel The full-block, 50-story
General Motors tower, shown at the right in the center, replaced the Savoy ...
www.thecityreview.com/gm.html

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