Tishman Speyer moves to sell 6 Grand Central office
While one prominent office development goes up around Grand Central Terminal, Tishman Speyer is preparing to sell another. Rob Speyer is marketing the fee simple interest in 6 Grand Central, formerly known as 666 Third Avenue, for an asking price around $450 million, the Commercial Observer reported. That would break down to about $584 per square foot for the 770,000-square-foot office building. Tishman declined to comment on the offering. Eastdil Secured’s Gary Phillips and Will Silverman are leading marketing efforts. The property at the corner of Third Avenue and East 42nd Street directly connects to Grand Central Terminal, one of […]
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