Worldwide Plaza valuation nosedives by $1.4B amid tenant turmoil
Worldwide Plaza’s market value has cratered, wiping out the equity of its owners and threatening another body blow to Midtown’s trophy office market. The 1.8 million-square-foot tower at 825 Eighth Avenue was appraised at $345 million in April, an 80 percent drop from its $1.7 billion valuation in 2017, according to CMBS loan documents obtained by Bisnow. SL Green and RXR acquired a roughly 49 percent stake in 2015, with the now-liquidating New York REIT holding the majority. The property is backed by $940 million in CMBS debt originated by Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank, plus $260 million in mezzanine […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
Categories
Recent Posts

“Never been a market like this”: NYC’s trophy rentals catch fire

School’s out for NYC real estate

The Daily Dirt: Real estate is rattled over New York’s mayoral upheaval

NYC’s top deals: Flatiron office building trades for $13M

Will the City Council derail housing fast-track ballot questions?

City forces affordable co-op to house squatter who looted it

Rudin’s 32 Sixth Avenue hits special servicing

Manhattan Country School to sell UWS building

Mayoral race whiplash: Real estate prays for one-on-one race

NYC’s top deals: Uzi Ben Abraham drops $12M on condo at The Surrey