Chrysler Building, RFR and Cooper Union
RFR sues Cooper Union to stop Chrysler Building eviction
Cooper Union sent RFR, the ground lease holder, a 10-day termination notice after the firm missed payments in June and July.
RFR's Control Of Chrysler Building Has Been Terminated, Its Landlord Says
A partnership led by RFR Holding has held the ground lease to the Chrysler Building for the past five years, but it stopped making rent payments after May, according to Cooper Union, the private college that owns the land at 405 Lexington Ave.
Cooper Union poised to regain control of iconic Chrysler Building after rent battle
Aby Rosen and Michael Fuchs’ RFR has reportedly been defaulting on rent since May – crumbling yearslong negotiations with the private Manhattan college, a source close to the matter told The
Chrysler Building Owner Is Poised to Lose Control of Iconic Skyscraper
The owner of the land beneath the historic Chrysler Building said Friday it was taking control of the office tower, in what would be one of the most prominent buildings in the U.S. to be lost during the office-market collapse.
RFR on verge of losing Chrysler Building
Elsewhere in the city, lenders and city agencies have sued RFR for missed loan and tax payments at 17 State St., 522 Fifth Ave. and 90 Fifth Ave. The jewel in Rosen’s crown, the Seagram Building, carries nearly $1 billion in mortgage and mezzanine debt that must be refinanced next year. RFR controls nearly 3 million square feet of commercial space.
RFR Trying to Stop Ground Lease Termination on Chrysler Building
Cooper Union took action to terminate RFR Holding’s ground lease on the Chrysler Building, but RFR wants to block that move.
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RFR co-founder puts another Manhattan property on the market
Fuchs also owns a third property in the neighborhood, a two-bedroom condo on West 12th Street that he bought with his now ...
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Sunday Summary: Eric Adams had a Pretty, Pretty Bad Week
The mayor was indicted for bribery and illegal contributions which throws the City of Yes into question. But there were big leases, too!
America's Most Expensive Parking Garage Selling Spots For $500,000
Developer Alex Witkoff is offering condo owners in the 15-story luxury building underground parking spaces for $500,000 each.
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Cooper Union Surprises Incoming Seniors With Free Tuition
In an Oprah Winfrey-worthy reveal, the incoming class of seniors at New York’s Cooper Union learned ... income from real-estate taxes on the Chrysler Building, it charged no tuition for over ...