SL Green Hunts For Partners to Join $2.3B Midtown South Development
In the arrangement, SL Green will maintain a majority share in the building in the 50/50 joint-venture, leaving the stake range between 45 percent and 49 percent.
In the arrangement, SL Green will maintain a majority share in the building in the 50/50 joint-venture, leaving the stake range between 45% and 49%. Hines is also involved in the development, as an equity and development.
SL Green’s past business partners like Prudential’s PGIM Real Estate, who partnered with SL Green on the neighboring 11 Madison Avenue, and the National Pension Service of Korea, a One Vanderbilt partner, could act as potential equity investors in the development.
The deadline to confirm a partnership is six months away. A portion of the proceeds from the joint venture will go to its share buyback program or future acquisitions.
Calls to SL Green were not returned by press time.