NEW YORK CITY-After various reports unveiled that Eastdil Secured has been tapped to put the massive Worldwide Plaza office complex in Midtown Manhattan back on the sales block, a spokesman for the building’s ownership tells GlobeSt.com that several options are on the table for the 1.9-million-square-foot site.

The source says that the joint venture partners "are looking at all of their options at this particular point in time," which includes a possible sale of the property or selling a stake in the building to a new investor. However, other options "can mean not selling it and continuing to lease it up and continue to keep it as one of the great assets of New York," the spokesperson says.

The property, located at 825 Eighth Ave. between 49^th and 50^th Streets, is owned by a JV of George Comfort & Sons, DRA Advisors and Feil Organization. It was purchased by the group in 2009 for $590 million, about half of what Macklowe Properties paid for it as part of its $7.2-billion acquisition of the Equity Office Properties portfolio in early 2007.