Empire State Building na sprzedarz

Gość: BBC Re: Empire State Building na sprzedarz IP: 168.103.126.* 20.03.02, 00:35

2002, 19:27 GMT
Empire State Building to be sold

The owners currently receive $1.97m a year in rent

The property mogul who owns New York's Empire State Building has agreed to sell
the 102-story skyscraper for $57.5m.
A spokeswoman for Donald Trump confirmed on Tuesday that he and his partner,
Japanese billionaire Hideki Yokoi, had clinched the deal to sell the building -
New York's tallest after the 11 September attacks razed the twin towers of the
World Trade Center.

The attacks left the ESB as the city's highest building

The sale to Empire State Building Associates, controlled by New York property
investor Peter Malkin, is expected to be completed next month.

The company already holds the 114-year lease on the building, and the sale will
place both the ownership and management of the 1,250 foot (375 metre) landmark
in the same hands for the first time since 1961.

Experts say the sale price is low because the long-term nature of the lease
means the building makes relatively little money for its owner - currently
$1.97m a year in rent.

But Mr Trump and Mr Yokoi will net more than $6m from the sale, according to
sources close to the transaction quoted in the Wall Street Journal.

Historic building

Little is expected to change for the 950 tenants and 20,000 workers based in
the building, the tallest in the world when it opened in 1931.

Some companies located in the building opted to leave after the terrorist
attacks left the World Trade Center in ruins.

The building's central location brings throngs of tourists

But building spokesman Howard Rubenstein said at the time that he believed
people would remain confident in the strength and resilience of the building at
the corner of Fifth Avenue and 34th Street.

"The Empire State Building has weathered many a tough storm since it opened at
the height of the Depression," he said.

The building, which is more than four times the height of London's Big Ben, was
itself hit by plane in a crash towards the end of World War II.

In another close call, two people escaped injury two years ago when a lift
plunged 400 feet (120m) from the 44th floor before it was stopped at the 4th
floor by a safety mechanism.

Security has been high at the building since the 11 September attacks, with the
thousands of tourists visiting for its famed views of Manhattan facing airport-
style X-ray and metal detector checks in the lobby.

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- Gość: daniel Re: na sprzedarz czy na sprzedaż? IP: 168.103.126.* 19.03.02, 15:40
  
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  - Gość: BBC Re: Empire State Building na sprzedarz IP: 168.103.126.* 20.03.02, 00:35
    
    2002, 19:27 GMT
    Empire State Building to be sold
    
    The owners currently receive $1.97m a year in rent
    
    The property mogul who owns New York's Empire State Building has agreed to sell
    the 102-story skyscraper for $57.5m.
    A spokeswoman for Donald Trump confirmed on Tuesday that he and his partner,
    Japanese billionaire Hideki Yokoi, had clinched the deal to sell the building -
    New York's tallest after the 11 September attacks razed the twin towers of the
    World Trade Center.
    
    The attacks left the ESB as the city's highest building
    
    The sale to Empire State Building Associates, controlled by New York property
    investor Peter Malkin, is expected to be completed next month.
    
    The company already holds the 114-year lease on the building, and the sale will
    place both the ownership and management of the 1,250 foot (375 metre) landmark
    in the same hands for the first time since 1961.
    
    Experts say the sale price is low because the long-term nature of the lease
    means the building makes relatively little money for its owner - currently
    $1.97m a year in rent.
    
    But Mr Trump and Mr Yokoi will net more than $6m from the sale, according to
    sources close to the transaction quoted in the Wall Street Journal.
    
    Historic building
    
    Little is expected to change for the 950 tenants and 20,000 workers based in
    the building, the tallest in the world when it opened in 1931.
    
    Some companies located in the building opted to leave after the terrorist
    attacks left the World Trade Center in ruins.
    
    The building's central location brings throngs of tourists
    
    But building spokesman Howard Rubenstein said at the time that he believed
    people would remain confident in the strength and resilience of the building at
    the corner of Fifth Avenue and 34th Street.
    
    "The Empire State Building has weathered many a tough storm since it opened at
    the height of the Depression," he said.
    
    The building, which is more than four times the height of London's Big Ben, was
    itself hit by plane in a crash towards the end of World War II.
    
    In another close call, two people escaped injury two years ago when a lift
    plunged 400 feet (120m) from the 44th floor before it was stopped at the 4th
    floor by a safety mechanism.
    
    Security has been high at the building since the 11 September attacks, with the
    thousands of tourists visiting for its famed views of Manhattan facing airport-
    style X-ray and metal detector checks in the lobby.

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