14 Wall Street - Former Bankers Trust Building, New York, NY

April 13,2007:
Building sold for $325 million from the Boymelgreen Group to Capstone Equities (a partnership between Josh Zamir and Carlyle Group).

September 2005:
Building sold to Brooklyn-based Boymelgreen and partner Africa-Israel Investments Ltd. Will remain office property. Some of the building to be sold off as office condos. Douglas Harmon of Eastdil Realty was the seller's broker.


March 1999: Building sold to W 12/14 Wall Acquisition Associates, a partnership of Stellar Management and Dickstein Partners for $100 million. Stellar Management represented itself. Jones Lang LaSalle represented the seller, GE Investments.

Building won the 1996-97 BOMA/NY Award for Modernization/Restoration.

14 Wall Street, a slender tower crowned with a pyramid, offers early 19th-century elegance as well as all the best of modern technology and the prestige of a Wall Street address.

BUILDING FEATURES:
*Downtown's largest capital improvement program - New Lobby, New Entrance, New Operating Systems
*Steps to all major transportation
* Renovated facade, common corridors & elevator cabs
* New thermopane operable windows
* Concierge services
* 24 hour/7 day remote monitoring security
* Lobby extends through to Pine Street
* Exceptional frontage on Wall, Broad/Nassau and Pine Streets
* Across the street from the New York Stock Exchange
* One block to J,M,N,R,2,3,4,& 5 trains

Leases signed in this building may qualify for the Commercial Revitalization Tax Incentive Program. Please contact the Alliance for Downtown New York's Benefits Hotline, (212)732-2407.

This building was awarded an Energy Star label in 2008 for its operating efficiency.