Posted Jun 4, 2009, 4:32 AM
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http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...WDc&refer=home
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The buyers of the Manhattan buildings, which have a total of 1.05 million square feet, may convert them into offices, apartments or hotel rooms, he said. The buildings are connected by a skywalk.
AIG will continue to occupy 70 Pine St. until the end of 2010, the people said. The company plans to move employees into its offices at 180 Maiden Lane, the people said.
The 66-story Pine Street headquarters was completed in 1932 and has about 775,000 square feet, according to Emporis.com, a property database. At 952 feet (290 meters), the tower is New York’s fifth-tallest building, Emporis said. The Wall Street building is 16 stories and has about 279,000 square feet, according to MrOfficespace.com.
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