Wachovia, the financial services company with $364 billion in assets, did respond by deadline to inquiries regarding plans for the site.
To date, the NAI Team has seen the successful sale of nine properties from the WorldCom portfolio. WorldCom Inc., a telephone and data services company, filed for bankruptcy last year in light of an $11 billion accounting fraud scandal. The data center was one of the featured properties from the portfolio. Local agents involved in the sale for WorldCom were Michael Shalit, SIOR, president and principal, Daniel J. Duggan, director corporate services, and Lance Shalit, corporate services specialist with North Brunswick, NJ-based NAI Eric Bram & Co.
In addition to marketing WorldCom's prime portfolio, the team of commercial property experts has evaluated hundreds of WorldCom leases to determine opportunities for consolidation and other cost containment measures.
"In light of the current market environment, we are finding significant interest from users and investors in the properties offered for sale. Additionally, due to the favorable leasing environment, we have been able to identify areas for substantial savings," says Jeffrey M. Finn, president & COO of NAI.
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