FIFA inked $4M deal for Trump Tower space with no intention of launching office
A $4 million lease signed by the world’s soccer governing body at the Trump Organization’s most famous Manhattan property is raising eyebrows. FIFA’s deal for 5,000 square feet on the 17th floor of Trump Tower was previously disclosed — there was a grand opening a year before the soccer event — but the New York Times has reported new details of the lease that have sparked concern among FIFA officials. Those details include the financials: seven years and $4 million in total, which is said to be in line with market rates for the neighborhood. Current and former officials with […]
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