NEW YORK CITY—Savanna is about to be sitting pretty. The firm is under contract to sell 80 Broad St. to Broad Street Development for $175 million—more than three times the previous purchase price, according to the New York Post. For the 430,000-square-foot, 36-story pre-war office tower, that works out to a price in the low $400s per square foot.

Savanna took control of 80 Broad St. in 2011, when it purchased the senior mortgage at a 12% discount on its $75 million face value. Eastdil Secured’s Doug Harmon and Adam Spies brokered the sale to Broad Street for Savanna, after fielding what a Post source called “aggressive” offers by local and foreign investors.

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